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Please bear with me, I have never heard of fsspec and adlfs. I am trying to assess the state of this library coming frome the Python SDK for Azure Blob Storage. I used them in a personal project in order to implement concurrent (asyncio) IO of multiple blobs from Azure Cloud and now I wish to have a common interface to swap the cloud fs to a local fs, so here I am.
I was wondering what is the current state, e.g.:
AFAIK, this library is built on top on the Python SDK, levearing it. What does it offer though or how should it be used? Are there examples of use-cases when this wrapping is useful to download/upload multiple files concurrently or in other cases? What if the blob is no longer a blob but the user wish to optimize for particular content type? (for instance if all my blobs are .parquet files)
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Please bear with me, I have never heard of fsspec and adlfs. I am trying to assess the state of this library coming frome the Python SDK for Azure Blob Storage. I used them in a personal project in order to implement concurrent (asyncio) IO of multiple blobs from Azure Cloud and now I wish to have a common interface to swap the cloud fs to a local fs, so here I am.
I was wondering what is the current state, e.g.:
AFAIK, this library is built on top on the Python SDK, levearing it. What does it offer though or how should it be used? Are there examples of use-cases when this wrapping is useful to download/upload multiple files concurrently or in other cases? What if the blob is no longer a blob but the user wish to optimize for particular content type? (for instance if all my blobs are .parquet files)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: