GitHub user xxchan added a comment to the discussion: discuss: OpenDAL VISION
"One Layer, All Storage"
Great document! 👍
- `3. Object Storage First`: Making this point clear can avoid a lot of
confusion 👍
- `1. Reliable Behavior`: Other points are clear, but this is a little vague to
me. I don't understand what will "unreliable" mean. like why the raw S3 API's
behavior is "unreliable"?
* For hyper's tenet "Correct", it can mean "following the HTTP
specifications correctly", and HTTP specifications is the standard. What will
be our standard for "reliable" here?
* Is it sth like: We have a well-defined API about the behavior, and ensure
implementation stick to our definition? But this sounds more like "predictable"
than "reliable" 🤔.
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/opendal/discussions/5301#discussioncomment-11191710
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