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A few years ago, I designed an incredibly fast write-only file system, but for some reason couldn't leverage it into a commercial product that anyone was willin
by rmatt2000 4y ago
A few years ago, I designed an incredibly fast write-only file system, but for some reason couldn't leverage it into a commercial product that anyone was willing to buy.
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- osigurdson 4y agoI didn’t dig into the details, but unless DwarfFS is a joke, I assume they mean the system supports create, read and delete operations.
- askvictor 4y agoI'd guess you build a fs image from an existing filesystem, so you'd only have read operations.
- klyrs 4y agoThere's plenty of read-only media out there. I can see this being useful for container deployment -- you've got a database somewhere that you have read/write access to, but the deployed code doesn't need to be updated in the container. A readonly filesystem is a great way to enforce principle of least privilege.
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