On Fri, Apr 16 at 10:05, Bob Friesenhahn wrote:
It is much more efficient (from a housekeeping perspective) if filesystem sectors map directly to SSD pages, but we are not there yet.

How would you stripe or manage a dataset across a mix of devices with
different geometries?  That would break many of the assumptions made
by filesystems today.

I would argue it's easier to let the device virtualize this mapping
and present a consistent interface, regardless of the underlying
geometry.

As a devil's advocate, I am still waiting for someone to post a URL to a serious study which proves the long-term performance advantages of TRIM.

I am absolutely sure these studies exist, but as to some entity
publishing a long term analysis that cost real money (many thousands
of dollars) to create, I have no idea if data like that exists in the
public domain where anyone can see it.  I can virtually guarantee
every storage, SSD and OS vendor is generating that data internally
however.

--eric



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Eric D. Mudama
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