I don't believe in the "never roll your own encryption" it's literally giving up. Does it make economic sense, or is it just for a hobby? That's more debatable. It's also like a foil of 'don't use regex to parse html' or whatever, where the thread gets closed for comments.
The filesystem is so deeply connected to the OS I bet there's a lot of horror around swapping those interfaces. On the contrary, I've never heard anything bad about DragonflyBSD's HAMMER. But it's basically assumed you're using DragonFlyBSD.
Would I keep a company's database on a new filesystem? No, nobody would know how to recover it from failed disk hardware.
This isn't really my area but a Rust OS using a ZFS-like filesystem seems like a lot of classic Linux maintainer triggers. What a funny little project this is. It's the first I've heard of Redox.
Edit: reminds me of The Tarpit chapter from the Mythical Man Month
> The fiercer the struggle, the more entangling the tar, and no beast is so strong or so skillful but that he ultimately sinks.
The filesystem is so deeply connected to the OS I bet there's a lot of horror around swapping those interfaces. On the contrary, I've never heard anything bad about DragonflyBSD's HAMMER. But it's basically assumed you're using DragonFlyBSD.
Would I keep a company's database on a new filesystem? No, nobody would know how to recover it from failed disk hardware.
This isn't really my area but a Rust OS using a ZFS-like filesystem seems like a lot of classic Linux maintainer triggers. What a funny little project this is. It's the first I've heard of Redox.
Edit: reminds me of The Tarpit chapter from the Mythical Man Month
> The fiercer the struggle, the more entangling the tar, and no beast is so strong or so skillful but that he ultimately sinks.