Hi Nenad,
I am consultant and I don't have a database that I could call my own,
but I do have several customers using the latest versions of ODA and
Exadata, which put the database files on ACFS. I heard no complaints
about the database performance so far. Having said that, I also have
customers using ZFS on SUN Solaris machines and no complaints about
performance, either. Both ZFS and ACFS are the second generation of
"copy on write" file systems, which use so called "deferred write"
algorithm, as opposed to the classical copy on write which would triple
the number of IO's, for every snapshot. Exadata and SUN boxes are not
classical microcomputers with everything on a single bus, so they are
much more efficient at performing IO than your typical Dell box. My
impression is that ACFS performs better than ZFS on Linux microcomputers
and virtual machines but I have no exact numbers to prove that. That's
my 2 cents.
Regards
On 09/03/2017 06:16 AM, Noveljic Nenad wrote:
Hi,
Is anybody running databases on ACFS or some other copy-on-write file system?
I'd be greatful if you could share your experiences. I'm looking for alternatives to ZFS, which has had fulfilled most of our requirements so far.
Many thanks in advance,
Nenad
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