I can also highly recommend SeaweedFS for development purposes, where you want to test general behaviour when using S3-compatible storage. That's what I mainly used MinIO before, and SeaweedFS, especially with their new `weed mini` command that runs all the services together in one process is a great replacement for local development and CI purposes.
I've been using rustfs for some very light local development and it looks.. fine: )
Ironically rustfs.com is currently failing to load on Firefox, with 'Uncaught TypeError: can't access property "enable", s is null'. They shoulda used a statically checked language for their website...
My Firefox access is working fine. The version is 147.0.3 (aarch64)
I'm running Firefox 145.0.2 on amd64.
It seems like the issue may be that I have WebGL disabled. The console includes messages like "Failed to create WebGL context: WebGL creation failed: * AllowWebgl2:false restricts context creation on this system."
Oh well, guess I can't use rustfs :}
I just disabled webgl on my firefox and it worked fine.
Your problems could be caused by a whiny fan. Here is the source https://github.com/rustfs/rustfs
I like the way multiple people feel the need to defend a buggy website with their anecdotal n=1 evidence.
It’s not difficult to make a website that works for everyone.
Oh is it the website that's failing? I kind of assumed it was the web UI for the software. Workarounds sort of kind of make sense there.. Maybe.. But the website. That's bad.