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But also experiment with recordsizes of 8k and 16k. The larger the recordsize, the more potential compression you get, which may be offset by additional delay c
by auspiv 3y ago
But also experiment with recordsizes of 8k and 16k. The larger the recordsize, the more potential compression you get, which may be offset by additional delay caused by read/modify/write of the larger record (i.e. reading/writing 32k instead of 8k or 16k).
- BSDobelix 3y agoTrue, with platter storage i tend more to 32k with nvme more toward 16k. But yes testing is a good thing, but some settings should be just untouched if one is not absolutely sure it's a good thing, aka logbias=throughput.