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Old 12-01-2009, 01:00 PM
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RAID5 is a poor choice because, quite simply, the write performance is very poor by comparison to other RAID levels - you will find better performance using RAID10. The ext3 filesystem is also not the best performing one around and I prefer xfs for all my filesystems but that is a matter of personal choice. You should do some benchmarks on the various filesystem and apply some tuning parameters (search the web for details) to them and see which one suits your requirements.
Does this represent a change in policy from the recommendation found in the Performance Tuning Wiki?
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We recommend the ext3 file system for Linux deployments (tried and true, performance for random IO is a wash, gains only in blob store for other file systems).
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Old 12-01-2009, 11:01 PM
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Does this represent a change in policy from the recommendation found in the Performance Tuning Wiki?
No it doesn't, you'll notice that I said it was my personal choice.
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