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README.md

Swift-On-File

Swift-On-File, formerly called Gluster-Swift, enables files and directories created on any filesystem (that supports xattrs) to be accessed as objects via the Swift API.

Supported Filesystems:

XFS
GlusterFS

README.md

Swift-On-File

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