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Bcachefs, and LVM also has a way to do it. Unfortunately I’m not aware of any filesystem that does it while maintaining the full bandwidth of a modern NVMe. No
by Filligree 3y ago
Bcachefs, and LVM also has a way to do it.
Unfortunately I’m not aware of any filesystem that does it while maintaining the full bandwidth of a modern NVMe. Not even with the extra reads factored in; on ZFS I get 800 MB/s max.
- EraYaN 3y agoZFS should absolutely be able to go faster even with lz4 compression I get writes above 5 GB/s on a older 32-core EPYC CPU. And that is with mostly random and already compressed data. And that write speed is a limitation of the RAIDz2 on top of not the fastest drives (6 PCIe 3.0 intel U.2 ones from 2 years ago).
- Filligree 3y agoMaybe I've configured something wrong, then. I'll do some tests.