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bcs tmpfs stores the data in your memory. The module was simply created from the need to send large data into the void, where the application writing the data a
by abbbi 5y ago
bcs tmpfs stores the data in your memory. The module was simply created from the need to send large data into the void, where the application writing the data also depends on a directory structure to be existant, for performance testing specially. (if you want to eliminate any underlying fs layer as performance bottleneck, it can sometimes be helpful :))
- Buttons840 5y agoSend data into the void? Consider https://devnull-as-a-service.com/ https://devnull-as-a-service.com/
- n4bz0r 5y ago> Now with Discard protocol support! See Code for details. I certainly didn't read that right the first time.
- Crontab 5y agoUnless I am misreading it, you can configure this to allow some real files to be created, so it isn't all or nothing. But of course those real files will use memory.