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The speed you want them to run is a factor also. The rule of thumb hasn't applied for a while, he's right in noting that in the post.
by R0b0t1 5y ago
The speed you want them to run is a factor also. The rule of thumb hasn't applied for a while, he's right in noting that in the post.
- Wowfunhappy 5y agoI thought it does generally apply for dedup, though, because ZFS is then required to keep the dedup tables in memory?
- rdc12 5y agoIt isn't required (in the strict sense) to keep the dedup table in memory, the problem is that performance is dire when it doesn't. It would be pretty similar to virtual memory thrashing, when the table is not fully in memory.