Show HN: My Weekend Hack – KubeFuse, a Kubernetes Fuse Filesystem
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Re: Show HN: My Weekend Hack – KubeFuse, a Kubernetes Fuse Filesystem
#2How hard would it be to fill in the various timestamps for stat with the underlying timestamps of the data? I could imagine someone using this to watch a "directory" for updates and then taking some action.
Do you think you'd keep this purely read-only or are there mutation or full creation things you feel would be reasonable? A quick one that comes to mind is changing the number of replicas in a replication controller (in a very /proc manner).
Re: Show HN: My Weekend Hack – KubeFuse, a Kubernetes Fuse Filesystem
#3Re: Show HN: My Weekend Hack – KubeFuse, a Kubernetes Fuse Filesystem
#4Cool! How hard would it be to fill in the various timestamps for stat with the underlying timestamps of the data? I could imagine someone using this to watch a "directory" for updates and then taking some action. Do you think you'd keep this purely read-only or are there mutation or full creation things you feel would be reasonable? A quick one that comes to mind is changing the number of replicas in a replication co…
Yes, writing values is very much possible, and the replica change is not a bad idea actually. Might give that a go, thanks!