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Goofys is a POSIX-compliant cloud object storage gateway that presents remote storage buckets as local system directories. It implements a user-space filesystem that maps S3-compliant and Azure Blob storage services to local mount points, allowing remote objects to be accessed through standard file system operations.
The main features of kahing/goofys are: Cloud Data Access, Azure Blob Storage Integration, Azure Blob Storage Mounting, Azure Blob Storage Mounts, Azure Data Lake Integration, Azure Data Lake Mounting, Cloud Storage Gateways, Multi-Provider Object Storage.
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