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Re: fsck
> I've been running ext3 on the larger filesystems on the web server for
> a couple of months now. It seems to be doing pretty well. The only
> major problem is that currently *everything* is journalled, metadata
> *and* data. (Usually you only want metadata journalling.) That makes
> large writes significantly slower than on regular ext2. A
> metadata-only journalling ext3 patch should be available sometime soon
> though...
Yes, metadata soon and the performance is very nice indeed. Consider even
the thought of dropping the journal on nvram. :)
I just returned from the Linux Storage Workshop convention which went over
very well. Alot of good discussion came out of it and I believe we'll be
seeing alot of the journal solutions, largefile support and logical volume
management (with online resizing, snapshotting) available not too far down
the road.
I believe the presentations will be available shortly via www.sistina.com
for those interesting in checking things out.
I'm still quite stoked about it all. :)
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- From: Steven Pritchard <steve@silug.org>