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And to think that ZFS for FreeBSD had already been up and running for years...
by themistocle 9y ago
And to think that ZFS for FreeBSD had already been up and running for years...
- valuearb 9y agoNot on 1B devices.
- danieldk 9y agoMaybe not on 1 billion devices, but ZFS was running on mission-critical Sun/Oracle hardware with expensive support contracts for many years. ZFS is currently probably the most reliable modern filesystem. Still, rolling out APFS on such a large number of iDevices/Macs is a very impressive feat (although APFS is, of course, a simpler filesystem). The problems are with many of the 'edge cases' (RAID, etc.). This is not really surprising, btrfs has been in development since 2007 and still has problems with more complex setups.