Roadmap
Open roadmap,
benchmark-driven
BrewFS is open about what is implemented, what is being optimized, and what still needs validation. Early-stage status is a credibility advantage when it's transparent.
Implemented
What exists today
Confirm the exact list against the current codebase before publishing.
POSIX-like FUSE mountLocalFS data backendS3-compatible data backendSQLx metadataRedis metadataetcd metadataTiKV metadataChunk / Block / Slice layoutWrite pathRead pathCompactionGCControl commandsTesting & benchmark entries
Priorities
What comes next
P0
Core Production Capability
Disk read cacheCompressionUnified MemoryBudget / IoBudgetRead/write resource control
P1
Performance & Scheduling
Foreground / background IO priorityUpload / download rate limitingAdaptive auto-flushSlice coalescingPrefetch hit feedback
P2
Consistency & Kernel Interaction
Strict read-before-write consistency modeVectored cache zero-copyFUSE max_readahead tuning
P3
Agent Workload Roadmap
Agent workspace benchmark suiteMetadata-heavy agent benchmarkMulti-agent scaling benchmarkArtifact exchange benchmarkAgent memory / cache workload profile
P4
Ecosystem Expansion
Kubernetes integrationCSI prototypeOperatorMore object backendsMore metadata benchmarksDashboard
Known limitations
BrewFS is still evolving. Some production-grade capabilities are under active development, including disk read cache, compression, unified IO budget, rate limiting, and advanced consistency modes. Production readiness should be validated against your workload and deployment environment.
Contribution areas
Disk cacheCompressionMetadata benchmarksRandRW benchmarksMulti-agent test suiteObject backend adaptersKubernetes integrationObservability toolsDocumentation
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