On Monday 15 December 2003 09:45, Xose Vazquez Perez wrote:
> It depends, ext3 is faster than any other FS for database usage.
> It supports _three_ kinds of journal("data=journal", "data=ordered",
> and "data=writeback"), and it is very _secure_ and _stable_ fs.
Sure it depends, but the majority of our customers use our systems as
large file servers, for NFS and such. Even with "data=writeback" which
I think is slightly less "secure" ext3 still can't hold it's speed
compared to other journalling FSs.
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