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Except for the fact that it hits max throughput at way lower queue depths, is bit addressable, and it destroys mixed workloads since you can read while writing.
by fgonzag 10y ago
Except for the fact that it hits max throughput at way lower queue depths, is bit addressable, and it destroys mixed workloads since you can read while writing. I don't think it'll be revolutionary, but it will be quite nice for caching, databases, or even as a write cache using something like ZFS's zil, then flushing to NVMe SSDs
- jandrese 10y agoI don't know, that sounds like a pretty small niche at the end of the day. If it describes you workload I would jump on it ASAP because a year from now it will probably be discontinued.
- sitkack 10y agoIt sounds like the cache layer to an SSD and should be internal, not a separate device.