I was surprised that btrfs is still not considered production ready after all this time. I don't recall ext3/4 taking this long to be considered production ready. Of course, had I done due diligence, I wouldn't have put a couple of btrfs based web servers in production before finding that nasty item out. Fortunately, I replaced them with ext4 servers before they blew up.
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