A file system is what allows us to organize files and directories into hierarchical trees. But how is this actually implemented in Linux?
Following the Feynman’s famous quote, we are going to build own in-memory file system driver to understand it. This guide focuses on the practical aspects necessary to get such a filesystem up and running. For a deeper dive, check out the references and the “Further Reading” section at the end.
A file system is what allows us to organize files and directories into hierarchical trees. But how is this actually implemented in Linux?
Following the Feynman’s famous quote, we are going to build own in-memory file system driver to understand it. This guide focuses on the practical aspects necessary to get such a filesystem up and running. For a deeper dive, check out the references and the “Further Reading” section at the end.