unixfreak

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A FUSE filesystem is a user-space filesystem built on top of the Filesystem in Userspace (FUSE) kernel module, allowing developers to implement custom storage logic without writing kernel code

Here are a categorized list of Linux FUSE filesystems 😎👇 #sysadmin #devops

Find high-res pdf books with all my #linux and #cybersecurity related infographics from https://study-notes.org

unixfreakJul 23, 2024

@tyler If you build that in as you build from scratch, then yes, it does get you pretty far and I've seen it done.

But doing that with existing systems is way harder. Not only is it technically difficult (due to existing software and existing processes) but it will probably also be very politically difficult to get buy-in on the idea in the first place.

unixfreakJul 19, 2024
@cybeardjm @ThaMunsta Might be legit. We're seeing some machines come back without following all the steps that have been published and we were wondering why.
Show threadunixfreakMay 15, 2024
@eric_capuano Concise and accurate. It would be interesting to research how this is (or could be) implemented with differently sized teams, as some are much smaller than others.
Show threadunixfreakDec 16, 2023
@jerry I get confused by this. Can we not block threads for own own accounts? Or am I missing something?
Show threadunixfreakNov 29, 2023
@briankrebs man I would love to hear this individuals story.
Show threadunixfreakSep 29, 2023
@iaintshootinmis Nice list. Your title has the "6" and the "8" swapped FYI.
Show threadunixfreakAug 23, 2023
@paulasadoorian vhf channel 3 ftw
Show threadunixfreakAug 22, 2023
@colemankane This will be a fun series to follow!
Show threadunixfreakApr 21, 2023
@hacks4pancakes That collection is excellent though. I would keep it too.