Is there any different to use --storage s3 or --storage wasabi (or any other like: gs, space, and so on)?

[adhisimon]

I use juicefs backed by S3 service from Wasabi. I format this using command like this:

juicefs format --storage s3 --bucket https://s3.ap-southeast-1.wasabisys.com/**** --access-key **** --secret-key **** --trash-days 0  --compress zstd redis://**** ****

Few moment latter, I found there is a storage option specific for wasabi: --storage wasabi.

Is there any difference if I'm using --storage s3 with --storage wasabi?

Same question with --storage space if I want to use DigitalOcean space.

Does it prefferable to use specific --storage option, or I can use common --storage s3?

[jiefenghuang]

For Wasabi it’s the same — only the endpoint configuration and resolution differ. It use the S3 client for communication, and there is no difference.

You might want to look at the implementation under “object” — some object storages provide their own SDK implementations.

[adhisimon]

Thanks for the answer 👍