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is ext4+ really shipping in volume? I checked RHEL, not the default. Is NTFS+ the default on Windows 10 / Windows Server 2016 or 2019? APFS is shipping today
by privateSFacct 7y ago
is ext4+ really shipping in volume? I checked RHEL, not the default.
Is NTFS+ the default on Windows 10 / Windows Server 2016 or 2019?
APFS is shipping today in quantity / as default and I believe they back migrated literally millions of devices to it something like a year ago.
I don't understand the user use case with a 10K workstation and no raid (ie, with parity etc) + SSD with internal error correction. So this is a $10K workstation with magnetic disks and no other error correcting option / layer? Why do this?
- zeotroph 7y agoSLES (Suse) is going all in with btrfs, it is no ZFS but better than the equivalent RH solution of offering an LVM or other blocklevel layer of checksums. Not to mention all the ..BSD or ZfsOnLinux based storage solutions. I am not denying that APFS is a good FS, but not even having the option of checksums given its contemporaries was clearly a political and financial decision to benefit Apple and not its users. Pointing to an opaque mix of raid (and indeed, raid10 is not even enough), super-reliable SSDs and the full stack control doesn't make the lack of checksums any better.