artifact-fs

Related, I've always wanted to see someone other than Meta run EdenFS, to hear more reports of what it's like. Feels like there's massive overlap. [Edit: I've chatted with Astra Pro some on this too now, https://chatgpt.com/share/6ace7be6-68f8-83ea-ad68-0f9d144483... ]. https://github.com/facebook/sapling/blob/main/eden/fs/docs/O... It's designed for container running, but ArtifactFS has some similarity in principle to me. The on-demand materialization. Quote: ArtifactFS is a Git-backed filesystem daemon (FUSE driver) in Go that mounts repositories as normal working trees while avoiding eager blob downloads. https://github.com/cloudflare/artifact-fs I threw together my own jujutsu powered FUSE subtree project just the other night. This was basically one-shotted, just to see how it does it, to learn more, not really intended for use. But

> yoloAI copies your worktree instead of mounting it Cloudflare/artifact-fs does lazy shallow git clones with a FUSE filesystem. https://github.com/cloudflare/artifact-fs Would that be faster? Re: sandboxing methods like Clawk, Amla sandbox, bwrap, agentvm, ARM64 MTE with wasmtime-mte: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48893850 A few months ago now I started adding seccomp sandboxing to jinja2rs and then liboverlayfs support to ansiblers (which are early Rust ports). Haven't finished that, but I started working on a VM format that stores signed machine state into an OCI container repository, using the hypervisor migration support of KVM/QEMU. Though this is not safe yet if ever, VM migrations are probably another way to sandbox and deploy en masse.

The ArtifactFS thing looks neat. I love this thing: https://github.com/cloudflare/artifact-fs/blob/main/examples... - it's kind of a generic image that turns into "another image" based on an argument you pass in. I recently built something similar for my own project that does the same thing except for Dockerfiles (needed for my stuff because cloud machines don't understand my registry!). I wonder if I can fork/extend ArtifactFS for other types of content addressed storage. My registry is very git-like in some ways - it has an index, files are content addressed, etc.