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BeyondStorage: why we failed

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I mentioned the story of my failure in Qingyun in my 2021 Annual Review. At that time, I blamed the project's failure on conflicting interests with the company and left behind a bunch of vague conclusions filled with resentment. Now, more than a year has passed and I have embarked on a new journey. It is time to review the reasons for my past failures, reflect on them, and learn from those experiences. BeyondStorage aims to create an open-source community for cross-cloud data services. The plan is to build a universal storage repository in a completely open-source manner, which can connect with various storage services and encapsulate multiple applications such as data migration, backup, and management. This way, application developers only need to develop once to run their applications on any storage service, while users can freely choose the location of their data storage. Based on the unified data access interface provided by BeyondStorage, we can provide the following services: It

I mentioned the story of my failure in Qingyun in my 2021 Annual Review . At that time, I blamed the project's failure on conflicting interests with the company and left behind a bunch of vague conclusions filled with resentment. Now, more than a year has passed and I have embarked on a new journey. It is time to review the reasons for my past failures, reflect on them, and learn from those experiences. Background BeyondStorage aims to create an open-source community for cross-cloud data services. The plan is to build a universal storage repository in a completely open-source manner, which can

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