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btrfs is one of the alternatives we plan on supporting. In fact there is already an experimental branch with btrfs support. However, wearing my user / operator
by shykes 13y ago
btrfs is one of the alternatives we plan on supporting. In fact there is already an experimental branch with btrfs support.
However, wearing my user / operator hat, if I had to choose I would stick to aufs in production. If I had to switch (and the apparently stupid move by ubuntu to drop it might indeed force me to), I would first try to use more proven code, like lvm or raid/dm.
btrfs and overlayfs are neat, promising technology for the future - that place where our production deployments can't go :)