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mountpoint-s3 v1.1.1

14 Nov 15:43
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Breaking changes

  • No breaking changes.

Other changes

  • Some applications that read directory entries out of order (for example, PHP) will now work correctly. (#581)
  • Fixed a bug that caused file creation to fail if a file with the same name had previously been created with Mountpoint and then deleted remotely. (#584)
  • Fixed an issue where Mountpoint could time out or hang on launch if IMDS was not available. (#601)

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mountpoint-s3 v1.1.0

23 Oct 16:14
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  • Mountpoint will now complete file uploads at close time, and close will return an error if the upload was not successful. Before this change, close did not wait for the upload to complete, which could cause confusing results for applications that try to read a file they just wrote. (#526)

Other changes

  • Fixed a bug that caused poor performance for sequential reads in some cases (#488). A workaround we have previously shared for this issue (setting the --max-threads argument to 1) is no longer necessary with this fix. (#556)
  • Introduced the --user-agent-prefix <PREFIX> CLI argument to optionally allow specifying an additional prefix for the HTTP User-Agent header sent with all S3 requests. (#548)

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mountpoint-s3 v1.0.2

22 Sep 17:44
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Breaking changes

  • No breaking changes.

Other changes

  • New Mountpoint releases are built on CentOS 7 instead of Amazon Linux 2. This lowers the minimum requirement to run Mountpoint to glibc 2.17 or newer. (#517)
  • Fixed a bug where writing to a file for longer than five minutes will result in a panic. (#513)
  • Updated the prefetcher to cancel discarded tasks and free up some unused resources on random read workloads. (#505)
  • Fixed an issue with internal resource cleanup which could lead to Mountpoint hanging after a high number of file uploads. (#529)

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mountpoint-s3 v1.0.1

01 Sep 13:36
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Breaking changes

  • The permissions CLI flags --allow-other and --allow-root are now mutually exclusive. --allow-other implies --allow-root, and so should be used if you want the effect of both flags. (#475)

Other changes

  • Added new metrics for object writes, IO sizes, file handles, and directory operations. The existing fuse.bytes_read metric has been renamed to fuse.total_bytes and is now keyed by operation (read/write). (#461)
  • When running in background mode (the default), Mountpoint now correctly closes standard input and output once mounting succeeds. This should fix issues with scripts that try to fork Mountpoint as a background process, which may previously have hung. (#489)
  • Mountpoint can now read objects in the S3 Glacier Flexible Retrieval and S3 Glacier Deep Archive storage classes if they have been restored. Mountpoint cannot issue restore requests, but if you issue a restore request separately, the restored objects will be readable. (#467)

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mountpoint-s3 v1.0.0

09 Aug 14:08
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This is the first General Availability (GA) release of Mountpoint for Amazon S3.

Breaking changes since alpha

  • Logging to disk is now disabled by default.
    Logs will no longer be written to $HOME/.mountpoint-s3/ and should be configured using --log-directory <DIRECTORY>.
  • Bucket options of --virtual-addressing is now removed and --path-addressing is changed to --force-path-style.
    If --force-path-style is not provided, addressing style of endpoint will be resolved automatically.
  • The --thread-count option has been removed and replaced with --max-threads which sets the maximum
    number of threads the FUSE daemon will dynamically spawn to handle requests.

Other changes

  • New bucket options of --transfer-acceleration and --dual-stack have been added.
  • ARN is now also supported as <BUCKET_NAME> to mount the corresponding resource using Mountpoint.

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