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memfs is a JavaScript/TypeScript library that implements in-memory versions of the Node.js fs module API and the browser File System Access API. It provides adapters to convert between the Node fs API and the browser File System API, and includes utilities like printing directory trees, creating directory snapshots, and demos such as in-browser Git using an in-memory file system. This is particularly useful for testing, mocking filesystem operations, or using a file system layer inside...

...Because it uses native Btrfs primitives, restores are fast and space-efficient, and replicas can be mounted instantly for inspection. Clear logging and dry-run modes make it safe to adopt in production while giving operators visibility into every snapshot and transfer.

ZipSnapNG is a portable multi-platform backup tool which, despite its simplicity (200Kb and no installation required), provides advanced features such as incremental backup, data deduplication, encryption and configurable retention. It may run through the command line or within a graphical interface.

...It allows one to deploy artifacts via the Web UI or "mvn deploy" and consume them using Eclipse P2, OSGi R5 XML index (e.g. Bndtools), plain Maven, APT (for .deb files). Artifacts can be automatically cleaned up (for snapshot or integration builds), transformed (e.g. Maven source attachment to Eclipse Source Bundle) or aggregated. It is based on an extensible design using OSGi so it can be enhanced in the future to support more file and repository formats and include more functions (like cleanup, freeze, spool out, ...).

The fast x86 PC emulator in 100% pure Java

A snapshot based backup system. If snapshots aren't available hard links, sym links or copies are used instead. The backed up tree is always directly usable and does not need a backup client to decipher.

Ximinez was designed to solve disk usage problems like: "Why is my disk suddenly so full when it was OK just recently?". With Ximinez you can compare an old usage snapshot with a current one and this way quickly find where all those missing GBytes went.

Cherubim takes a snapshot of the computer screen and stores the image in a log file. The log file can then be played back like a movie.

Its a http proxy to maven artifacts download. It can download artifacs from N artifacts servers (like ibiblio and codehaus) and cache it forever when its not a snapshot one; or for a while when its an snapshot artifact. It also have a nice gui.