What's a good file sharing solution for an all-Linux setup?
linuxnfsfile-sharing
If NFS isn't the answer for an all-Linux setup, what is?
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For an all-Linux setup, several alternatives to NFS can be considered. One popular option is SSHFS, which allows you to mount remote filesystems securely using SSH. Another option is GlusterFS, a distributed filesystem that provides a scalable and fault-tolerant storage solution. Ceph is also a viable alternative, offering a highly scalable and distributed storage system. When choosing an alternative to NFS, consider factors such as performance, security, and ease of management.
Key Takeaways
Consider SSHFS for secure file sharing
GlusterFS offers scalable and fault-tolerant storage
Ceph provides a highly scalable distributed storage system
NFSv4 + OpenLDAP + Kerberos would be the correct answer in this particular case based on OP's concerns. Not right for everyone, just them and just in this case. This assumes all devices are managed. For others it may be a complexity trap.