The LucidLink Filespaces log structured design and block level data layout built on object store presents a unique opportunity for granular snapshot capabil...

In order to provide users access to a Filespace, administrators need to create individual users accounts. Each user will require their own username and pass...

Filespace shares form the basis of our Access Control List (ACL) and enable administrators to provide, read, read-write access throughout the Filespace of f...

LucidLink Filespaces is based on a log structured design, making snapshot support a natural extension of our file system. You can schedule and manage snapsh...

LucidLink is a log-structured distributed file system for object storage. LucidLink writes to object storage using a unique data layout which allows random ...

Should you require a direct link to resources available within a Filespace, you can link directly to the root level of a Filespace, individual files or dire...

Multiple Filespaces can be mounted at the same time through the command line by specifying --instance id.  You require an --instance id per Filespace. Luci...

LucidLink allows you to specify a cache location via the command line when linking to your Filespace. Your cache location could be a separate drive or anywh...

If you'd like to have a user or application flow configured as a specific mount-point which survives system reboots and starts automatically, you can s...