t RAID 10, not RAID 0.
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stripe width will
work well for the log files. In this case, the write operation will be
buffered in cache and the next log writes can be issued before the
previous write is destaged to disk."
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e's no need to deallocate any blocks, and the underlying filesystem
metadata doesn't even get touched."
For further study, I have compiled a list of Linux filesystem resources
at: http://jamesthornton.com/hotlist/linux-filesystems/.
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nto this before?
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0_same.pdf). Has
anyone delved into this before?
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tails on how to properly conduct a filesystem
benchmark and addresses scaling and load more so than Dr. Scalzo's tests.
For further study, I have compiled a list of Linux filesystem resources
at: http://jamesthornton.com/hotlist/linux-filesystems/.
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per goes over the details on how to properly conduct a filesystem
benchmark and addresses scaling and load more so than Dr. Scalzo's tests.
For further study, I have compiled a list of Linux filesystem resources
at: http://jamesthornton.com/hotlist/linux-filesystems/.
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slow, but this was
improved with XFS 1.1.
I think a journaling a FS is needed for PG data since large DBs could
take hours to recover on a non-journaling FS, but what about WAL files?
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