Closed jphickey closed 4 years ago
Good idea. The code does not limit the number of storage services that can be provided, and in the future, developing a file storage service (or modifying the current one) to support a ramdisk would be a good idea. But I still want to keep the RAM storage service for targets that don't have a file system.
These two backends seem to do the same thing but just use a different storage. On many systems it may be possible to get the same effect with only a "file" back end.
Basically, one could create a file backend but locate it on a ramdisk, or in something like the /dev/shm directory on linux. This has the added advantage of giving some external visibility to how large the storage is.