Vaults

What is a Vault?

The key functionality CBFS Vault provides is the ability to create and store an entire filesystem (complete with files, directories, metadata, and much more) in a standalone container called a vault.

A vault is typically stored as a real file on a local disk (similar to, e.g., an SQLite database file), but applications can technically store it using any data location by using Callback Mode.

Internally, a vault's storage space is divided up into chunks of equal size called pages. A vault's page size is specified at creation-time, and cannot be changed later. Applications do not have direct access to vault pages, but awareness of their existence is helpful for understanding certain component APIs.

Please refer to the other topics in this section for more information about vaults:

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