Testing Btrfs On The Linux 3.16 Kernel

Written by Michael Larabel in Software on 3 July 2014 at 09:00 AM EDT. Page 2 of 2. 11 Comments.

While Btrfs has a rework of its quota accounting, stack usage improvements, corruption fixes, clean-ups, and some optimizations, for our common Linux disk benchmarks it doesn't appear to translate to real-world improvements over Linux 3.15 stable.

Overall there doesn't appear to be any widespread performance changes for Btrfs on Linux 3.16 compared to Linux 3.15 when using a SATA SSD in a single-disk configuration. Coming up next for our Linux 3.16 kernel benchmarking will be looking at the common file-systems tested from a traditional hard drive.

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