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Modern filesystems like Btrfs do a Copy-on-write. When adding data to a large file this may lead to fragmentation, similar to what can be seen in virtual machine images. The object store should therefore probably detect these filesystems (btrfs, zfs) and disable CoW on the pack files, see also this stackexchange for a discussion on CoW for VM images.
Note: I have not benchmarked this yet.
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Modern filesystems like Btrfs do a Copy-on-write. When adding data to a large file this may lead to fragmentation, similar to what can be seen in virtual machine images. The object store should therefore probably detect these filesystems (btrfs, zfs) and disable CoW on the pack files, see also this stackexchange for a discussion on CoW for VM images.
Note: I have not benchmarked this yet.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: