lxcfs isn’t a storage backend, it’s the virtual filesystem that’s used by lxc/lxd to render files in /proc which the kernel doesn’t render properly for containers. That’s what currently gets you your per-container uptime, memory information, cpu, …
lxcfs isn’t a storage backend, it’s the virtual filesystem that’s used by lxc/lxd to render files in /proc which the kernel doesn’t render properly for containers. That’s what currently gets you your per-container uptime, memory information, cpu, …