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I'll concede on the hot cache suggestion. Storing the files lexicographically is an interesting thing - it means that grep/find (or anything else that reads thr
by mnw21cam 5y ago
I'll concede on the hot cache suggestion. Storing the files lexicographically is an interesting thing - it means that grep/find (or anything else that reads through the files/directories in order) would perform well. But this makes the test to some extent contrived to specifically run fast on this particular system.
I do agree that this kind of filesystem mechanism should give good performance benefits. But in the general case they won't be quite as fantastic as these benchmarks make out.
- donporter 5y agoPlease note that the benchmark sources are also available, e.g.; https://github.com/oscarlab/betrfs/blob/master/benchmarks/micro/large-file/random_write.c https://github.com/oscarlab/betrfs/blob/master/benchmarks/mi...