Two things I'd like to see added to #ZFS is, first an API for allowing programs to control trasactions on files, that is, "freeze" a file, allow arbitrary writes to the file, and then commit all the writes at once. This would allow DB's and others to not add their own logging layer.
Second is an object store.
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