课程: Linux: Storage Systems

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SSHFS file system

SSHFS file system

- [Instructor] The SSHFS File System is one that I particularly like and have used many times. It's FUSE-based. That means it's implemented in user space. Anybody can use it. And it's a way to mount a remote directory locally. And it's implemented through the SSH service, and all the data's flowing over your SSH connection, so it's encrypted. It just uses the standard SSH network port, so that's often available through your firewall, but you could specify a different port. This is useful for an individual. I often use it to get one of my home directories on a different system to be local on the system I'm sitting at right now, for example. And it's just me using that directory, and I'm just using SSH logging in with my remote account on the other system. You wouldn't use SSHFS to mount some directory that multiple users are working in at the same time. Performance is not fabulous in my experience, but it may do some read ahead for you, and it can do synchronous rights if you want to…

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