Size Can Matter: Throughput Performance with a Disk-Based Journa...

Courtesy Linux Today  Wed, 02/03/2010 - 18:03

Linux Magazine: "Turning from Metadata performance to throughput performance, we examines the impact of journal size on ext4 when the journal is disk-based.

Dig into the numbers and see what you can do to improve throughput performance."


 

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