Osquery uses basic SQL commands to leverage a relational data-model to describe a device.

osquery

```
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8118086Z  buck-out/release/bin/osquery/tables/system/tests/.portage_tests#binary/metadata/artifact
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8118830Z buck-out/release/bin/osquery/tables/system/tests/.portage_tests#binary/metadata/artifact/OUTPUT_HASH
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8119802Z buck-out/release/bin/osquery/tables/system/tests/.portage_tests#binary/metadata/artifact/OUTPUT_SIZE
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8123505Z buck-out/release/bin/osquery/tables/system/tests/.portage_tests#binary/metadata/artifact/RECORDED_PATHS
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8124325Z buck-out/release/bin/osquery/tables/system/tests/.portage_tests#binary/metadata/artifact/RECORDED_PATH_HASHES
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8124966Z buck-out/release/gen/osquery/tables/system/tests/portage_tests
2019-10-03T08:35:57.8125635Z buck-out/release/gen/osquery/tables/system/tests/portage_tests#binary.: java.io.IOException: No space left on device
```