10 Keep is a content-addressable storage system. Its semantics are
11 inherently different from the POSIX-like file systems you're used to.
13 Using Keep looks like this:
17 3. Use locator to retrieve data.
18 4. Tag the locator with a symbolic name.
20 By contrast, POSIX works like this:
22 1. Choose locator (*i.e.*, filename).
23 2. Write data to locator.
24 3. Use locator to retrieve data.
26 Content addressing provides various benefits which we discuss
31 Write three bytes of data to Keep.
37 acbd18db4cc2f85cedef654fccc4a4d8+3
41 whget acbd18db4cc2f85cedef654fccc4a4d8+3
47 ### Writing a collection
49 ### Reading a file from a collection
51 ### Adding a collection to Arvados
53 ### Tagging a collection
55 ### Mounting Keep as a read-only POSIX filesystem
57 ### Mounting a single collection as a POSIX filesystem