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Comment by noahl

There are some semantic differences compared to POSIX filesystems. A couple big ones:

  - You can only append to an object, and each object can only have one writer at the time. This is useful for distributed systems - you could have one process adding records to the end of a log, and readers pulling new records from the end.
  - It's also possible to "finalize" an object, meaning that it can't be appended to any more.
(I work on Rapid storage.)
parent noahl 1 year ago

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