Graph-organized file system

One or more non-transitory computer-readable media storing one or more sequences of instructions that, when executed by one or more processors, cause:

• in kernel space of one or more computing devices, maintaining a graph-organized file system (GOFS) that represents a graph with a plurality of graph components comprising a plurality of nodes and one or more relationships for the plurality of nodes;
• wherein each gnode data structure, of a plurality of gnode data structures that represents the plurality of nodes, comprises a content field for node content and an edge field for relationships between said each node and other nodes of the plurality of nodes;
• wherein said plurality of gnode data structures includes a set of gnode data structures that each represent a file node, said set of gnode data structures including multiple gnode data structures, wherein said set of gnode data structures includes a particular gnode data structure;
• wherein the edge field of said particular gnode data structure specifies an edge relationship between the file node of said particular gnode data structure and a file node of at least one gnode data structure of said set of gnode data structures;
• wherein data for the GOFS is stored in a GOFS partition, in persistent storage accessible by a particular computing device of the one or more computing devices, that comprises dedicated space for one or more of:
• a superblock, metadata, a block bitmap, a gnode bitmap, a gnode table, and data blocks;
• receiving, by an operating system of the particular computing device, a file system command for the GOFS from an application in a user space;
• and
• the operating system executing the file system command using the GOFS partition.