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Where a dataset physically lives, and what that implies about opening it (2 GB on
tmpfs and on hotel-wifi NFS are the same row and a thousandfold apart). Derived from
/proc/self/mountinfo, a kernel-generated local read that cannot block on a share
that stopped answering.
Structs§
- Mounts
- The mount table, parsed once; resolving paths against it is string work, so a whole listing needs one read.
- Source
- Where something lives and what the kernel calls it.
Enums§
- Locality
- How a dataset is reached, in the terms that predict what opening it costs.
Constants§
- NETWORK_
FILESYSTEMS - Filesystems whose reads cross a network: grouped by behavior (a read can stall while
the far end is unreachable, uninterruptibly on
hardNFS), not protocol.
Functions§
- object_
scheme - The URL scheme of an object-store path, if any: never in the mount table, never walked or measured, only listed from history.