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> This is a huge issue for btrfs and for COW FS in general, because they have massive write amplification for small and frequent writes Have you considered usi
by otterley 2mo ago
> This is a huge issue for btrfs and for COW FS in general, because they have massive write amplification for small and frequent writes
Have you considered using a different fstype like XFS for this? btrfs is good for homedirs, but I wouldn't necessarily use it for other filesystems (/usr, /var, etc.)
- ValdikSS 2mo agoI don't have experience with xfs or zfs, and I don't have a free stand for experiments right now unfortunately.
- michaelmrose 2mo agoYou lose rollbacks, superior syncing, redundancy and data integrity assurance and add complexity for what deceased ssd wear which is hardly an actual problem.