gcsfuse is a user-space file system for interacting with Google Cloud Storage.
gcsfuse is a user-space file system for interacting with Google Cloud Storage. Users can mount their GCS buckets as if they were local file systems.
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GCSFuse v0.33.2 - Large objects (11GB) upload to GCSBucket Fails
Receiving below errors when we try to upload 11 GB file to bucket; also, filesystem is going into "????????" as we can't list the objects available in the bucket.
This requires umount and mount back again to see the objects in the bucket. But, still…
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gcsfuse terminating itself on GKE
I have gcsfuse in a deployment on GKE, it was working fine and without any changes in the config it started failing since yesterday.
Received signal 15; terminating.
I have it deployed in 2 different clusters, first I thought it was related to the…
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Writing a Zero Byte File Before Total File Is Written to the Mounted Bucket
I have a mounted bucket using gcsfuse version 0.28. I have a file, say 200MB or greater that I am copying over to the mounted directory/bucket. GCSFUSE first writes a zero byte file, removes it in the target directory, and then writes the full…
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GCS fuse taking 10 minutes to perform ls
This used to work just fine but in the last two weeks it has been noticed that the connection seems to have slowed down significantly. Performing gsutil ls -lr gs://bucket/folder takes around 10 minutes. There are about 4000 files in that folder…
Matthew
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gcsfuse automount on a non root user
Currently I have a VM that runs CentOS 7 and would like to auto mount a bucket using a non root user.
I have installed NextCloud and would like to point local data folder to Google Cloud Storage.
Tried various examples but none of them seemed to…
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GCSFuse keeps generating dummy files on mounted bucket that can't be deleted due to retention policy
I'm currently setting up a GCP storage bucket on my instance which will be used for backups. I have currently configured fstab to mount the bucket on startup using the following config.
cpanel1-vm-backups /mount/backups gcsfuse rw,user
The problem…
