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 # Welcome to the SeaweedFS wiki!
 
+SeaweedFS is a versatile and efficient storage system designed to meet the needs of modern sysadmins managing a mix of blob, object, file, and data warehouse storage requirements. Its architecture guarantees fast access times, with constant-time (O(1)) disk seeks, regardless of the size of the dataset. This makes it an excellent choice for environments where speed and efficiency are critical.
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+SeaweedFS is organized into several layers, each serving a different storage need:
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+- **Blob Storage** is the foundation, comprising master servers, volume servers, and a cloud tier for infinite scalability.
+- **File Storage** builds on Blob Storage by adding filer servers for managing filesystem-like operations.
+- **Object Storage** extends File Storage with S3-compatible servers, making it a breeze to integrate with existing S3 workflows.
+- **Data Warehouse** capabilities are integrated into File Storage, offering compatibility with big data frameworks like Hadoop, Spark, and Flink, through Hadoop-compatible libraries.
+- **FUSE Mount** allows File Storage to be directly mounted in user space on clients, supporting common use cases like FUSE mounts and Kubernetes persistent volumes.
+
+SeaweedFS stands out for its high performance, scalability, and flexibility. It features:
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+- Fast key-to-file mapping with minimal disk seek time.
+- Customizable tiered storage that intelligently places data based on activity, moving less active data to cheaper cloud storage.
+- Elastic scalability, easily expanding capacity by adding volume servers.
+- A robust, high-performance, S3-compatible object store that can serve as an in-house alternative to HDFS.
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+The system is designed for high availability and durability, with features like:
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+- No single point of failure (SPOF), supporting active-active asynchronous replication and erasure coding for data protection.
+- Support for file checksums to ensure data integrity.
+- Rack and data center aware replication to enhance reliability.
+- Flexible metadata management, compatible with a variety of popular databases and storage systems.
+
+For sysadmins, SeaweedFS simplifies operations significantly. Adding capacity is as straightforward as integrating more volume servers. The system's architecture allows for easy data migration and backup, supporting a wide array of backend stores for metadata. This makes SeaweedFS an adaptable and reliable choice for managing diverse and demanding storage environments.
+
 Here is the white paper for [SeaweedFS Architecture.pdf](SeaweedFS_Architecture.pdf)
 
+### Roadmap
+* [[Getting Started|Getting-Started]]: If you are a user wanting to try out SeaweedFS.
+* [[Production Setup]]: this lays out a more serious configuration designed for large volumes of traffic and high relability.
+* [[Components]]: How the services fit together.
+* [[Benchmarks]]: the measured performance of SeaweedFS.
+* [[FAQ]]: things we should work to include in the main documentation.
+* [[Applications]], [[Use-Cases]] and [[Actual-Users]]: inspiration and ideas for how you might use SeaweedFS.
+
 ![SeaweedFS Architecture](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs/master/note/SeaweedFS_Architecture.png)
 
-# Make Cloud Storage Cheaper and Faster!
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-To reduce API cost and transmission cost, and minimize read-write latency, you can mount your cloud storage to a SeaweedFS local cluster with [[SeaweedFS Cloud Drive|Cloud Drive Architecture]].
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-* Read and write with local network speed. 
-* Asynchronously propagate local updates to the cloud storage.
-* Works well with existing cloud ecosystems.
-
 ![SeaweedFS Remote Storage](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/seaweedfs/seaweedfs/master/note/SeaweedFS_RemoteMount.png)