Arguments For Using Synthetic Filesystems
The major point might be flexibility and easy access to service-oriented architectures. Once a noticeable number of applications use this scheme, the overall overhead (code, resource consumption, maintenance work) can be reduced significantly
Many general arguments for SOAs also apply here.
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