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Rob Kottler asked for pros and cons of using XFS for Informix 11.70 data chunks on CentOS 7. Art Kagel quoted his IIUG presentation: XFS journals metadata only, with low overhead and good safety. Pete McDonnell asked for real-world feedback. Paul Watson said it works, is stable, and his 12.10.FC7W1 testing showed performance similar to ext2.
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ROB KOTTLER — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
I am told Centos 7 uses XFS filesystem by default.I am again embroiled in
discussions on XFS vs ext2 vs ext4 with and without journaling. As this is
above my paygrade, can I get some further pro's and con's of using XFS for my
data chunks.
From my IIUG Presentation:
XFS
Meta-data only journaling
Write journal before data
Dual entry journaling to permit recovery if the modified data is never
written
Low overhead
Good safety
Art
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On Tue, Aug 23, 2016 at 4:16 AM, ROB KOTTLER <robk@ethniks.co.za> wrote:
> I am told Centos 7 uses XFS filesystem by default.I am again embroiled in
> discussions on XFS vs ext2 vs ext4 with and without journaling. As this is
> above my paygrade, can I get some further pro's and con's of using XFS for
> my
> data chunks.
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Can anyone provide real world feedback of Informix on XFS?
Thanks!
↪ replying to PETE MCDONNELL
Paul Watson — — source: IIUG Forums & Mailing Lists
It works, it's stable and my recent testing (12.10.FC7W1) shows it has
similar performance to ext2.
Cheers
Paul
> Can anyone provide real world feedback of Informix on XFS?
> Thanks!
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