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This description reminds me of a document I read about how ZFS is implemented. In particular, how snapshots work in ZFS, and what happens when you delete a snap
by codetrotter 3y ago
This description reminds me of a document I read about how ZFS is implemented. In particular, how snapshots work in ZFS, and what happens when you delete a snapshot.
- cryptonector 3y agoIt's a very similar idea. Traditional Unix-ish filesystems, with inodes and indirect nodes are a lot like b-trees, but ones where the indices are block numbers and where you can only append indices, trim, or replace indices. The ZIL (ZFS intent log) is a mechanism for amortizing the write magnification of copy on write trees.