A few days ago, I deployed a set of FastDFS file system for the company. I inquired that FastDFS is a file system similar to minIO, but minIO is still a little more powerful. Let's write it down first. Although many of them have turned to more powerful minIO at this stage, there are still scenes to be covered. No more nonsense, just go to the operation steps.

1. Deploy tracker service

docker run -itd --network=host --name tracker -v /storage/FastDFS/tracker:/var/fdfs -v /storage/FastDFS/conf/tracker.conf:/etc/fdfs/tracker.conf:ro   delron/fastdfs tracker

The host network mode is adopted here. Before running, you must check whether there is a port conflict. Of course, you can also modify the port. The port configuration is in my mapped tracker In the conf configuration, modify the port after the port = field. I modify it here to port 19999.
tracker.conf configuration is as follows:

# is this config file disabled
# false for enabled
# true for disabled
disabled=false

# bind an address of this host
# empty for bind all addresses of this host
bind_addr=

# the tracker server port
port=19999

# connect timeout in seconds
# default value is 30s
connect_timeout=30

# network timeout in seconds
# default value is 30s
network_timeout=60

# the base path to store data and log files
base_path=/var/fdfs

# max concurrent connections this server supported
max_connections=256

# accept thread count
# default value is 1
# since V4.07
accept_threads=1

# work thread count, should <= max_connections
# default value is 4
# since V2.00
work_threads=4

# min buff size
# default value 8KB
min_buff_size = 8KB

# max buff size
# default value 128KB
max_buff_size = 128KB

# the method of selecting group to upload files
# 0: round robin
# 1: specify group
# 2: load balance, select the max free space group to upload file
store_lookup=2

# which group to upload file
# when store_lookup set to 1, must set store_group to the group name
store_group=group2

# which storage server to upload file
# 0: round robin (default)
# 1: the first server order by ip address
# 2: the first server order by priority (the minimal)
store_server=0

# which path(means disk or mount point) of the storage server to upload file
# 0: round robin
# 2: load balance, select the max free space path to upload file
store_path=0

# which storage server to download file
# 0: round robin (default)
# 1: the source storage server which the current file uploaded to
download_server=0

# reserved storage space for system or other applications.
# if the free(available) space of any stoarge server in 
# a group <= reserved_storage_space, 
# no file can be uploaded to this group.
# bytes unit can be one of follows:
### G or g for gigabyte(GB)
### M or m for megabyte(MB)
### K or k for kilobyte(KB)
### no unit for byte(B)
### XX.XX% as ratio such as reserved_storage_space = 10%
reserved_storage_space = 10%

#standard log level as syslog, case insensitive, value list:
### emerg for emergency
### alert
### crit for critical
### error
### warn for warning
### notice
### info
### debug
log_level=info

#unix group name to run this program, 
#not set (empty) means run by the group of current user
run_by_group=

#unix username to run this program,
#not set (empty) means run by current user
run_by_user=

# allow_hosts can ocur more than once, host can be hostname or ip address,
# "*" (only one asterisk) means match all ip addresses
# we can use CIDR ips like 192.168.5.64/26
# and also use range like these: 10.0.1.[0-254] and host[01-08,20-25].domain.com
# for example:
# allow_hosts=10.0.1.[1-15,20]
# allow_hosts=host[01-08,20-25].domain.com
# allow_hosts=192.168.5.64/26
allow_hosts=*

# sync log buff to disk every interval seconds
# default value is 10 seconds
sync_log_buff_interval = 10

# check storage server alive interval seconds
check_active_interval = 120

# thread stack size, should >= 64KB
# default value is 64KB
thread_stack_size = 64KB

# auto adjust when the ip address of the storage server changed
# default value is true
storage_ip_changed_auto_adjust = true

# storage sync file max delay seconds
# default value is 86400 seconds (one day)
# since V2.00
storage_sync_file_max_delay = 86400

# the max time of storage sync a file
# default value is 300 seconds
# since V2.00
storage_sync_file_max_time = 300

# if use a trunk file to store several small files
# default value is false
# since V3.00
use_trunk_file = false 

# the min slot size, should <= 4KB
# default value is 256 bytes
# since V3.00
slot_min_size = 256

# the max slot size, should > slot_min_size
# store the upload file to trunk file when it's size <=  this value
# default value is 16MB
# since V3.00
slot_max_size = 16MB

# the trunk file size, should >= 4MB
# default value is 64MB
# since V3.00
trunk_file_size = 64MB

# if create trunk file advancely
# default value is false
# since V3.06
trunk_create_file_advance = false

# the time base to create trunk file
# the time format: HH:MM
# default value is 02:00
# since V3.06
trunk_create_file_time_base = 02:00

# the interval of create trunk file, unit: second
# default value is 38400 (one day)
# since V3.06
trunk_create_file_interval = 86400

# the threshold to create trunk file
# when the free trunk file size less than the threshold, will create 
# the trunk files
# default value is 0
# since V3.06
trunk_create_file_space_threshold = 20G

# if check trunk space occupying when loading trunk free spaces
# the occupied spaces will be ignored
# default value is false
# since V3.09
# NOTICE: set this parameter to true will slow the loading of trunk spaces 
# when startup. you should set this parameter to true when neccessary.
trunk_init_check_occupying = false

# if ignore storage_trunk.dat, reload from trunk binlog
# default value is false
# since V3.10
# set to true once for version upgrade when your version less than V3.10
trunk_init_reload_from_binlog = false

# the min interval for compressing the trunk binlog file
# unit: second
# default value is 0, 0 means never compress
# FastDFS compress the trunk binlog when trunk init and trunk destroy
# recommand to set this parameter to 86400 (one day)
# since V5.01
trunk_compress_binlog_min_interval = 0

# if use storage ID instead of IP address
# default value is false
# since V4.00
use_storage_id = false

# specify storage ids filename, can use relative or absolute path
# since V4.00
storage_ids_filename = storage_ids.conf

# id type of the storage server in the filename, values are:
## ip: the ip address of the storage server
## id: the server id of the storage server
# this paramter is valid only when use_storage_id set to true
# default value is ip
# since V4.03
id_type_in_filename = ip

# if store slave file use symbol link
# default value is false
# since V4.01
store_slave_file_use_link = false

# if rotate the error log every day
# default value is false
# since V4.02
rotate_error_log = false

# rotate error log time base, time format: Hour:Minute
# Hour from 0 to 23, Minute from 0 to 59
# default value is 00:00
# since V4.02
error_log_rotate_time=00:00

# rotate error log when the log file exceeds this size
# 0 means never rotates log file by log file size
# default value is 0
# since V4.02
rotate_error_log_size = 0

# keep days of the log files
# 0 means do not delete old log files
# default value is 0
log_file_keep_days = 0

# if use connection pool
# default value is false
# since V4.05
use_connection_pool = false

# connections whose the idle time exceeds this time will be closed
# unit: second
# default value is 3600
# since V4.05
connection_pool_max_idle_time = 3600

# HTTP port on this tracker server
http.server_port=8080

# check storage HTTP server alive interval seconds
# <= 0 for never check
# default value is 30
http.check_alive_interval=30

# check storage HTTP server alive type, values are:
#   tcp : connect to the storge server with HTTP port only, 
#        do not request and get response
#   http: storage check alive url must return http status 200
# default value is tcp
http.check_alive_type=tcp

# check storage HTTP server alive uri/url
# NOTE: storage embed HTTP server support uri: /status.html
http.check_alive_uri=/status.html

2. Deploy storage service

docker run -itd --network=host --name storage -e TRACKER_SERVER=127.0.0.1:19999 -v /storage/FastDFS/storage:/var/fdfs -v /storage/FastDFS/nginx/conf:/usr/local/nginx/conf  -e GROUP_NAME=group1 delron/fastdfs storage

be careful ⚠️: The IP address here needs to be changed to the IP address of your host, and the port is the port you just set. Then, in order to make it more convenient to modify the nginx port, we mapped out the nginx configuration file. I put the nginx configuration file on Gitee and can download it if necessary. Of course, you can also run the docker first, then copy the configuration and restart it.

3. Question

Question one

If startup and restart fail, you can delete FDFS in / var/fdfs/storage/data directory_ storaged. pid file, and then run storage again. Note that this pid file is very important!!

Question two

tail: cannot open '/var/fdfs/logs/storaged.log 'for reading: no such file or directory. If an error is reported, you can manually create a stored directory in the mapped directory Log file. Of course, you need to check the first problem first. If there is no pid suffix file, create the log file manually.

4. Testing

The deployment has been basically completed here. Because FastDFS does not have the same UI interface as miniIO, we can only test whether it is feasible through the command line.

#First in storage container
docker exec -it storage bash
#Execute the upload picture command, here is test Png needs to be prepared by yourself.
/usr/bin/fdfs_upload_file /etc/fdfs/client.conf test.png
group1/M00/00/00/CgACD1z7SEuAXrIqAA1eBLGVLow043.png

Then access through url http://ip:8888/group1/M00/00/00/CgACD1z7SEuAXrIqAA1eBLGVLow043.png , you can view the picture

5. Reference link

Reference one
Reference 2
Reference III

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--Edited from Rpc