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On Wed, 2 Jan 2013 10:55:24 -0500 Rich Pieri <Richard.Pieri at gmail.com> wrote: > I cannot honestly compare performance since I was running RAID-Z with > ZFS and mirrored data+metadata with Btrfs. I have a test computer at > work that I will use at some point to make valid comparisons. Following up on this, I've taken the opportunity this weekend to migrate the N40L from Btrfs to ZFS-FUSE in a mirrored configuration (two mirrors of two disks each). Taking the parity calculations out of the loop makes for a huge performance difference. It's 5-10 times faster than RAID-Z and close to Btrfs performance for reads. Writes are still slower than Btrfs but that's FUSE's fault. I know I can get at least a twofold write performance boost with a native ZFS driver so the next step will be to see what I can do with Debian kFreeBSD. -- Rich P.
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