In this article, we explore the design principles, innovations, and challenges addressed by three representative distributed file systems: Google File System (GFS), Tectonic, and JuiceFS.

GFS (graph-based file system) is a new hybrid file system that extends the standard hierarchical organization of files with semantic features. GFS allows the user to nest semantic spaces inside the ...

Enhanced Google File System (GFS) Project This repository houses the Enhanced Google File System (GFS), an ambitious improvement on Google's innovative file storage solution. It aims to bolster fault ...

OGSA-GFS integrates and manages distributed files and replicated files across multiple institutions in Grids. And it provides the global view of the files to users. This global view is used to access ...