Last week, the team behind ZFS released zfs-0.8.2, an advanced file system. This release comes with support for 2.6.32 – 5.3 Linux kernels and comes with a list of changes.
Few users on Hacker News seem to be happy about this release and the progress made by the team behind zfs, a user commented on Hacker News, “I contributed a few patches to ZFS on Linux about 8 years ago – at a time when it was still very much in its infancy and panic’d when you looked at it in the wrong way. It’s incredible how far they’ve come. We’re using ZFS on Linux on about 120 servers at work and it’s rock solid. Snapshots are a lifesaver in our day-to-day ops.”
Another user commented, “Always admired ZFS since when it came out. The talks by the creators were so enlightening.”
Few others expected a block-pointer rewrite and background dedupe in this release. One of them commented, “Still no block-pointer rewrite?”
To know more about this news, check out the official post.
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