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You can use rclone mount, depends on how much you're flipping through files or actually doing lots of IO I wouldn't want to host fastqs or something and use th
by JZL003 2y ago
You can use rclone mount, depends on how much you're flipping through files or actually doing lots of IO
I wouldn't want to host fastqs or something and use this for alignment, but for spot checking raw fastqs it could be nice
- therealmarv 2y agoThis reminds me on using rclone mount on Terrabytes of data and I mostly wanted some "smaller" files between 200kb-1.5MB in a single directory. I made rclone mount significantly faster when rclone mount caches into a Ramdisk (there is a free tool to make Ramdisks on macOS too).