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NodeOS should get rid of filesystems and use MongoDB as the core file layer. That way we would get automatic sharding across multiple hard drives and built-in JSON support.
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NodeOS is using whatever the Linux kernel provides, which is a file system. A MongoDB file system should be layered on top of that by using an npm package.
During boot, the system can start a variety of packages similar to how upstart or systemd works. That would be the way to do it.
In short, cool idea, but it belongs in the npm space.
NodeOS should get rid of filesystems and use MongoDB as the core file layer. That way we would get automatic sharding across multiple hard drives and built-in JSON support.
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