SeaweedFS S3 API in 2025: Enterprise‑grade security and control
summary
SeaweedFS adds enterprise S3 features released mid‑2025: SSE‑S3, SSE‑KMS, SSE‑C with FIPS 140‑3 support and range requests via counter mode so partial reads decrypt efficiently; object versioning stores versions as v-# folders and deletion markers; Object Lock offers governance, compliance and legal hold modes; S3 API server now proxies metadata while object data goes direct to volume servers yielding about a 30% latency reduction; a tested Kafka gateway converts messages to Parquet for SQL queries.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00SeaweedFS 2025 overview
- 2:01Server side encryption
- 8:01Object versioning
- 9:26Object lock and retention
- 11:51Advanced IAM policies
- 12:37Conditional operations
- 13:11Performance improvements
- 14:58Structured data support
- 18:45Kafka gateway integration
- 20:06Q&A and concluding remarks
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