Hi guys, I think this is a topic/question that has come up before, but I can not find any references or feature requests related to it. Because there are different libraries for Erasure Coding, it would be interesting to be able to select alternatives to the bundled implementation that Gluster has. Are there any plans to make the current Erasure Coding implementation more pluggable? Would this be a possible feature request, or would it require a major rewrite of the current interface? Here at FAST [0] I have briefly spoken to Per Simonsen from MemoScale [1]. This company offers a (proprietary) library for Erasure Coding, optimized for different architectures, and with some unique(?) features for recovering a failed fragment/disk. If Gluster allows alternative implementations for the encoding, it would help organisations and researchers to get results of their work in a distributed filesystem. And with that, spread the word about how easy to adapt and extend Gluster is :-) Thanks, Niels 0. https://www.usenix.org/conference/fast17 1. https://memoscale.com/
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