The project is still growing and there are different edge cases for each features, especially new ones. However, in general, I feel the project is structured layer-by-layer, and should be easy to fix the problems.
Some parts are complicated, e.g., FUSE mount. It's hard or impossible to be fully POSIX compliant. SeaweedFS has come a long way and has improved quite a lot, but maybe do not run your database on it just yet, until SeaweedFS supports block storage later.
The project is still growing and there are different edge cases for each features, especially new ones. However, in general, I feel the project is structured layer-by-layer, and should be easy to fix the problems.
Some parts are complicated, e.g., FUSE mount. It's hard or impossible to be fully POSIX compliant. SeaweedFS has come a long way and has improved quite a lot, but maybe do not run your database on it just yet, until SeaweedFS supports block storage later.