OpenDAL is an Open Data Access Layer that enables seamless interaction with diverse storage services.
OpenDAL's development is guided by its vision of One Layer, All Storage and its core principles: Open Community, Solid Foundation, Fast Access, Object Storage First, and Extensible Architecture. Read the explained vision at OpenDAL Vision.
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| Zig Binding | - | - |
| Name | Description | Release |
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| oay | Access data via API Gateway |  |
| oli | Access data via Command Line (alternative to s3cmd, s3cli, azcopy) |  |
| ofs | Access data via POSIX file system API (alternative to s3fs) |  |
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| dav-server-opendalfs | a dav-server-rs implementation using opendal. |  |
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| object_store_opendal | an object_store implementation using opendal. |  |
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| fuse3_opendal | Access data via integrations to fuse3 |  |
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| virtiofs_opendal | Access data via integrations to vhost-user-backend |  |
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| unftp-sbe-opendal | an unftp storage backend implementation using opendal. |  |
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| parquet_opendal | Provides parquet efficient IO utilities |
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| Type | Services |
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| Standard Storage Protocols | ftp http sftp webdav |
| Object Storage Services | azblob cos gcs obs oss s3 b2 openstack_swift upyun vercel_blob |
| File Storage Services | fs alluxio azdls azfile chainsafe compfs dbfs gridfs hdfs hdfs_native ipfs webhdfs |
| Consumer Cloud Storage Service | aliyun_drive gdrive onedrive dropbox icloud koofr pcloud seafile yandex_disk |
| Key-Value Storage Services | cacache cloudflare_kv dashmap memory etcd foundationdb persy redis rocksdb sled redb tikv atomicserver |
| Database Storage Services | d1 mongodb mysql postgresql sqlite surrealdb |
| Cache Storage Services | ghac memcached mini_moka moka vercel_artifacts |
| Git Based Storage Services | huggingface |
The examples are available at here.
The documentation is available at https://opendal.apache.org.
OpenDAL is an active open-source project. We are always open to people who want to use it or contribute to it. Here are some ways to go.
- Start with Contributing Guide.
- Submit Issues for bug report or feature requests.
- Start Discussions for questions or ideas.
- Talk to community directly at Discord.
- Report security vulnerabilities to private mailing list
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