# docker pull openio/sds
# docker run -ti --tty openio/sds
The OpenIO Docker image provides an easy way to run an OpenIO namespace.
It deploys and configure a simple non-replicated namespace in a single container.
Open Source
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Why OpenIO?
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S3 strong compatibility
OpenIO is compatibile with Amazon S3 and Openstack Swift, enabling developers to work with industry standard APIs.
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Runs even on Raspberry-Pis
OpenIO can run on a single ARM core and 512MB RAM, perfect for tiny home clusters and IoT projects or to test its efficiency and the lightweight design.
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AGPL/LGPL v3
OpenIO SDS project is open source with a business friendly licensing model. AGLP is for core services, LGPL for libraries and client APIs.
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Event-driven
The core event manager available in OpenIO SDS, at the base of Grid for Apps, can be used to trigger scripts and applications directly from the object store.
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SDKs
Python, C and Java SDKs are available, allowing developers to take advantage of unique characteristics of OpenIO SDS using their favorite programming language.
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Advanced Data Protection
Multiple data copies and erasure coding can be selected dynamically depending on object size for the best data footprint efficiency.
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Quickstart
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Get involved
There are many ways to contribute. You may help spread the word, create meetups, write blogs, improve documentation and hack on some code.-
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Contribute, request features, report issues, or just show us some love.
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