Comment Comment by jonenst Because AFAIK the filesystem is at the same time a huge API and designed for a different use case. I can think of the following examples:- very flat structures: storing hundred of thousands of files in a single directory will fail- designed for local disks and NFS is a leaky abstraction: - running a system using on locks will fail - cache behaviors work fine for the "humans browsing files" usecase but not so much for other cases probably many more reasons parent jonenst 1 month ago
- very flat structures: storing hundred of thousands of files in a single directory will fail
- designed for local disks and NFS is a leaky abstraction:
probably many more reasons