Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
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Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
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Re: Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
#2Happy to take any questions :-)
Re: Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
#3Happy to take any questions :-)
As a very happy ZFS on FreeBSD user, thank you for all of your work!
Re: Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
#4Interesting to see some technical details of FreeBSD's VFS layer, I've never delved too deeply into it myself but I have looked at Linux's so it's not completely unfamiliar to me.
Re: Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
#5Happy to take any questions :-)
Have you read the VFS Chapter in Beautiful Code?
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#6Re: Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
#7This was very interesting, thanks. Sorta-OT, I wonder if there's a modern equivalent of Vahalia's Unix Internals: The New Frontiers [1]?
[1] http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/337378.UNIX_Internals
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#9Happy to take any questions :-)
I'm also a very happy ZFS user on FreeBSD. I've tried to use it in a lot of crazy ways. At the moment I'm researching if ZFS and a virtual machine running Microsoft SQL Server can improve query performance(with LZ4/GZIP compression) and improve the backup speed.
Though I'm wondering about if there are any plans to add XZ compression? Or faster hashing with Siphash24 for data checksums?
Re: Complexity of FreeBSD VFS using ZFS as an example
#10Happy to take any questions :-)
I'm also a very happy ZFS user on FreeBSD. I've tried to use it in a lot of crazy ways. At the moment I'm researching if ZFS and a virtual machine running Microsoft SQL Server can improve query performance(with LZ4/GZIP compression) and improve the backup speed. Though I'm wondering about if there are any plans to add XZ compression? Or faster hashing with Siphash24 for data checksums?
LZMA compression (used in the xz format) is much slower than the disk interface and uses a lot of memory, so it would reduce performance.