Linux - is there a filesystem with history/changelog?

Question

linux

Is there such a thing in nature? Speed ​​is secondary. I would like to be able to see when and what changes were made. And the ability to restore the old version.
I know that it is possible to pick up Jackrabbit and mount it via Webdav. Isn't there an easier solution?

Answer 1

It looks like the system used in docker containers
AUFS filesystem https://www.docker.io/
In general, I use docker containers with all their bonuses and anuses. It is possible to view changes in the file system, etc.

Answer 2

look towards zfs.

Answer 3

using audit starting with / is not appropriate?

Answer 4

Recently there was news about Tux3. Its previous version seems to be exactly how stable it should be.
"The Tux3 file system belongs to the versioned class, i.e. allowing you to return to the state of the file system at a certain point in time in the past"
www.opennet.ru/opennews/art.shtml?num=39434

Answer 5

You need Git .

Answer 6

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