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Really curious to get more info on that file format. Seems like it’s structured as a database and has internal addressing schemes and embedded caching structure
by pilgrim0 3y ago
Really curious to get more info on that file format. Seems like it’s structured as a database and has internal addressing schemes and embedded caching structures to allow for partial IO. The idea of persistent history implies that it records changes as events, which is a good fit for an LSM. In any case it must be a container format, as an LSM alone would not suffice, perhaps it could be a filesystem volume disguised as a file with Apple specific tech behind it.