Erlang and Fuse

The Dukes of Erl guys have created an Erlang implementation of FUSE called fuserl. From reading their blog, it seems they need it for interacting with RRDtool, a open source software for realtime data logging and the ultimate goal for fuserl is a distributed filesystem based on mnesia: walkenfs (the idea is not new, Ulf Wiger has something similar as part of erlhive). Now I just read about another possible use case for fuserl:

• Benjamin Nortier is blogging about Apache + Erlang for dynamic web content: Using Apache (I would use Lighty or nginx instead) to serve static files (static at least from the point of view of the webserver), but they are dynamically created by a distributed Erlang system and fuserl. Benjamin did recently some extensive benchmarking comparing LAMP with LYME (Linux + YAWS + Mnesia + Erlang) and now I hope he will do performance measurements on fuserl based systems as well !
  

I am trying to get a clue whether fuserl would bring any benefit in combining it with git. The scenario would be distributed Erlang nodes running a collaborative editing app, everything in Erlang except of git (but git plays a central role for document storage) and lots of git repos.

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