# CunoFS POSIX filesystem for cloud object storage. Source: [Console review]() Website: [https://cuno.io/]() Profile updated: 2026-10-16 Category: [Cloud storage]() ## Supported tech stack Research checked: 2026-10-11 ### Runs on - Linux (Operating system) - Windows (Operating system) - macOS (Operating system) ### Integrates with - Docker (Integration) - Kubernetes (Integration) Source: [Research source]() Documented compatibility; coverage may be incomplete. Written in describes implementation, not user-project language support. CunoFS successor Object Mount supports macOS, Windows, Linux, Docker and Kubernetes containers. ## Console’s review — 2023-10-12 Reviewed: 2023-10-12 Author: [David Mytton]() Citation: [This review]() ### What we like Exposes cloud object storage (S3 & S3 compatible, GCS, Azure Storage) as if it were a POSIX compatible filesystem with standard commands like copy, list, remove, etc. Appears as a new mounted filesystem plus a CLI for direct interaction (which offers better performance than a FUSE mount). Supports metadata like permissions, links, users, etc. ### Tradeoffs No Arm binaries. Be aware that whilst CunoFS works around the object storage write-once limitation, it may not be efficient. This review reflects Console’s assessment at publication on 2023-10-12. Features and limitations may have changed since the review date. ## Is CunoFS a fit? Based on [Console’s review published on 2023-10-12](). Summary updated: 2026-10-16 ### Who it’s for Developers using cloud object storage should consider CunoFS ### Why consider it CunoFS allows exposure of cloud object storage as a POSIX compatible filesystem ### Keep in mind CunoFS may not be efficient due to object storage write-once limitation [Selection criteria]() · [About Console]() · [Browse tools]()