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Actually you can't even distribute binaries at all. Btrfs is quite far from being "around the corner". A solid, dependable filesystem must be in the wild for a
by wazoox 16y ago
Actually you can't even distribute binaries at all.
Btrfs is quite far from being "around the corner". A solid, dependable filesystem must be in the wild for a couple of years to be called "production ready".
- nailer 16y agoRHEL6 is shipping btrfs as a 'tech preview' (like, say, SystemTap used to be). So yeah, maybe 2 years, maybe 18 months, but the point is: the time starts pretty close to now.
- wazoox 16y agoGiven that I actually was hurt by bugs in filesystems as old and stable as xfs, I'd still wait a little more than that before using btrfs in a large scale. I'll build and set up about 1.2 PB of storage this year....