Matthew Dillon wrote:As *I* have gotten older 'day' has become virtualized anyway. Partly 'coz I spend half the year on Washington DC's timezone and half on Hong Kong's timezone and work nights anyway 'coz that's when the cable modems are at their best.. Dunno about Slowlaris, but from what is passing by on 7-CURRENT, despite Pawel's excellent work, it 'seems to me' that ZFS is more fragile at the OS & RAM resource level than even yesteryear's storage media was/is at the hardware level. I can't put a lot of faith in a fs that knocks the whole box offline ev'ry now and then... Basically, I'm a believer in getting any layer between hardware and 'logical-whatever' as simple and robust as can be. ZFS seem to me to have put too much in the way of DB features into the fs. HAMMER - at first glance - seems to have a simpler and more elegant approach to the 'basics'. Just enough of the 'DB' in it (as all fs are in one way or another) to provide the flexibility, scaleability, and resilience, not so much as to negate its advantages with fragile, complex structures. Or excessive overhead and devil-take-the-other-daemons resource thirst. -Matt Given the recent trend toward more affordable SAN hardware and links, it should find a niche at about the right time. Perhaps even the 'killer app' (along with kernel virtualization) that DragonFly could use.. It has had me take it off the back-burner again, anyway... off to dld an new iso.. Best, Bill
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