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A quick google shows there are few FUSE SQLite implementations. Then you can use grep, ls, etc
by ape4 5y ago
A quick google shows there are few FUSE SQLite implementations. Then you can use grep, ls, etc
- pmarreck 5y agoHow would you defrag the sqlite file? Or would VACUUM or what have you automagically accomplish that? Actually, having a sqlite filesystem is intriguing because you could in theory add any kind of metadata or filesystem feature you wanted to (such as a forward-error-correcting checksum field, auto-compressed/decompressed data, dedup, encryption, etc.) It would make it nearly trivial for anyone to experiment with new filesystems.
- ape4 5y agoI don't know, maybe: `touch /mnt/sqlite/.vacuum` could be setup to vacuum?
- BenjiWiebe 5y agoWhy not hook into fstrim for that?
- spockz 5y agoHas anyone tried whether this will give you build performance benefits if you put your application source and/or dependencies on this fs? I’ve played with ramdisk before but didn’t notice any difference, probably due the fs cache.