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No i would not. I am using a RAM disk for compiling large projects, especially with a size of several terabytes, is a brilliant solution for your company. It to
by mokulanis 1y ago
No i would not. I am using a RAM disk for compiling large projects, especially with a size of several terabytes, is a brilliant solution for your company. It totally makes sense given how compilation cycles can just chew through SSDs while HDDs are too slow.
- atmanactive 1y agoThat's a valid use case, thank you. Writing being the key here.
- nolist_policy 1y agoI have found that temporary files are flushed much less by btrfs than ext4. ext4 will do a disk write io for every created file, even if it's only a temporary file. For btrfs, new files that are deleted before write back will never hit the disk.