I feel it's most bad experiences when it was started at first - and on enterprise systems it never really got adoption because of bad RAID. I still remember som

I feel it's most bad experiences when it was started at first - and on enterprise systems it never really got adoption because of bad RAID. I still remember some bugs with inodes that could not be deleted making me mad and forcing me to format my laptop with the more conventional XFS :) But I guess if (big if?) FB uses it in production (without a lot of internal patches) it may be kinda stable now. Still, I don't see it as being useful for a lot of people nowadays, particularly if you sit on an "expendable" VM in a cloud.