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The reason I suggested it is because thin volumes are well understood, so the issues are straightforward... and it's been implemented in many products (lvm; vir
by rgbrenner 12y ago
The reason I suggested it is because thin volumes are well understood, so the issues are straightforward... and it's been implemented in many products (lvm; virtually every san; xenserver & vmware; etc). So there really shouldn't be many surprises if amazon were to implement it.
And yes, trim is used to mark blocks as free.
Honestly, it's so widespread, I would be surprised if Amazon weren't already using it to over-commit ebs.