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MooseFS Block Device: A File on the Cluster, a Disk on the Host
MooseFS Block Device turns a file on the cluster into a Linux disk. How mfsbdev works, how locking protects your data, and how the feature evolved since 2018.

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What FUSE 3.12 Changed About One Mount's Throughput
libfuse 3.12 reintroduced a ten-worker-thread limit on the FUSE connection, capping how much data a single MooseFS mount can move on newer Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, Fedora, and FreeBSD releases. Here's how to check for it and work around it today.

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MooseFS Team Is Heading to SC26
The MooseFS Team will be at SC26 in Chicago, 15–20 November 2026 — visit Booth 648 at McCormick Place to talk high-performance distributed storage with our engineers.

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MooseFS and io_uring: Getting Ahead of the Curve on FUSE Performance
The MooseFS Client already supports io_uring, but FUSE 3.18.2 shipped it with bugs — here is what it takes to get a genuinely working io_uring mount today, and why the gap is temporary.

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MooseFS PRO 5.1.0: Per-Mount and Per-User I/O Limits Arrive
MooseFS PRO 5.1.0 adds simple I/O QoS with per-mount and per-UID operation limits, a new mfslicinfo tool, and important fixes for multi-location setups, the block device driver, and Chunkserver rebalancing.

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