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Seems the author hasn't even played with zfs than small experiments. Compression works very well for logs and even compresses /var/lib/docker to about half whic
by mekster 5y ago
Seems the author hasn't even played with zfs than small experiments. Compression works very well for logs and even compresses /var/lib/docker to about half which usually becomes quite huge as you keep using containers.
Saying to be cautious of using zfs because some day there will be an in-tree file system to replace zfs is absolute nonsense.
What happened with btrfs? People waited for a decade and still no wide deployment.
And no one wants to use zfs-fuse. Everyone says the performance is a joke but yet, it's not mentioned in there.
Word of advice, try zfs than read this article.
- Macha 5y ago> What happened with btrfs? People waited for a decade and still no wide deployment. Isn't Facebook all in on btrfs? https://www.networkworld.com/article/2367229/smooth-like-btrfs-inside-facebook-s-linux-powered-infrastructure.html https://www.networkworld.com/article/2367229/smooth-like-btr...