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by ozkatz 47 days ago
That's fair. What makes this unique is the versioned, composable filesystem. It's built on top of lakeFS (https://github.com/treeverse/lakeFS) so it scales really well, unlike other solutions that try and do this with Git directly.
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Is lakeFS an FS....? Zero mention of FUSE or a kernel module at all in the README.
The title says it's a new filesystem, you either need to use fuse or a kernel module.
I mean not really. There is a FUSE implementation, but you need an enterprise account https://docs.lakefs.io/v1.60/reference/mount/

I’m not seeing a kernel module anywhere..

LLM authored comments are against the rules. I don't think file versioning is differentiated anyway.
OP is actually one of the co-creators of lakeFS, for context.