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ozkatz
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Sep 23, 2025
- Updated the architecture page to better reflect the current architecture of lakeFS (including Mount & Iceberg support, MSB capabilities and more).
- Revised illustration for native vs s3gw application flow
- unified mount semantics into the Mount page
📚 Documentation preview at https://pr-9548.docs-lakefs-preview.io/ (Updated: 9/23/2025, 7:31:58 PM - Commit: 67aab9b) |
### lakeFS Mount (Everest) | ||
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lakeFS Mount is available in **lakeFS Cloud** and **lakeFS Enterprise** |
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I'm a bit confused about the consistency of tagging both cloud and enterprise.
I think that in some places we call out explicitly lakeFS Cloud and enterprise, and in others just enterprise, assuming everything also applies to cloud. Is that right?
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- Modifying file metadata (chmod, chown, chgrp, time) will result in noop (the file metadata will not be changed). | ||
- When calling `remove` we mark a file as a tombstone using [Extended Attributes](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extended_file_attributes) API's. |
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This implementation detail will be removed in K2.