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MapR FS

The MapR File System (MapR FS) is a clustered file system that supports both very large-scale and high-performance uses. MapR FS supports a variety of interfaces including conventional read/write file access via NFS and a FUSE interface, as well as via the HDFS interface used by many systems such as Apache Hadoop and Apache Spark. In addition to…

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Developer
MapR
Directory contents
B-tree
File allocation
Multi-level B-tree
File system permissions
Standard Unix, Access Control expressions
Full name
MapR FS
Introduced
2011 with Linux

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MapR FS

Nodes17
Edges16
Triples45
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.117647
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MapR FS

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related to history · 19
MapR FS → AFS, Andrew File System, Apache Hadoop, Apache HBase API, API, Filesystem, FUSE, Hadoop, HDFS, HDFS API, MapR RPC, MapR Technologies, NFS, One, RPC, Similar, The, To, Userspace
related to Architecture · 8
MapR FS → B-trees, Containers, Each, Files, Internally, MB, These B-trees, Writes
Developer · 1
MapR FS → MapR
Directory contents · 1
MapR FS → B-tree
File allocation · 1
MapR FS → Multi-level B-tree
File system permissions · 1
MapR FS → Standard Unix, Access Control expressions
Full name · 1
MapR FS → MapR FS
Introduced · 1
MapR FS → 2011 with Linux
Max file size · 1
MapR FS → 16 EiB
Max no. of files · 1
MapR FS → unlimited

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mapr fs used file access system cluster interfaces files supports tables streams data systems control apache also containers including implement

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
MapR FSDeveloperMapR1.00infobox
MapR FSDirectory contentsB-tree1.00infobox
MapR FSFile allocationMulti-level B-tree1.00infobox
MapR FSFile system permissionsStandard Unix, Access Control expressions1.00infobox
MapR FSFull nameMapR FS1.00infobox
MapR FSIntroduced2011 with Linux1.00infobox
MapR FSMax file size16 EiB1.00infobox
MapR FSMax no. of filesunlimited1.00infobox
MapR FSMax volume sizeunlimited1.00infobox
MapR FSSupported operating systemsLinux1.00infobox
MapR FSTransparent compressionYes1.00infobox
MapR FSTransparent encryptionYes1.00infobox
MapR FSis acluster filesystem that provides uniform access from files to other objects such as tables used as universal namespace accessible from any client of the system0.90text

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