Fedora Server 22 Benchmarks With XFS & The Linux 4.0 Kernel
Fedora 22 is shaping up quite well across the Fedora Workstation, Server, and Cloud offerings. Out of curiosity, this week I ran some initial comparison tests of Fedora Server 21 vs. Fedora Server 22.
Fedora Server 22 notably switches its default file-system over to XFS from EXT4 for new installations. Fedora Server 22 also has the other same updated packages to Fedora 22 like the Linux 4.0.2 kernel and GCC 5.1.1.
I ran these Fedora Server benchmarks on a new AMD FX-8350 system with 16GB of RAM and a 250GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD.
As this was just some quick benchmarking and the results aren't anything too jaw-dropping, I'm making this article short and you can go checkout all of the (mostly minor) performance changes between Fedora Server 21 and 22 via this OpenBenchmarking.org result file.
Fedora Server 22 notably switches its default file-system over to XFS from EXT4 for new installations. Fedora Server 22 also has the other same updated packages to Fedora 22 like the Linux 4.0.2 kernel and GCC 5.1.1.
I ran these Fedora Server benchmarks on a new AMD FX-8350 system with 16GB of RAM and a 250GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD.
As this was just some quick benchmarking and the results aren't anything too jaw-dropping, I'm making this article short and you can go checkout all of the (mostly minor) performance changes between Fedora Server 21 and 22 via this OpenBenchmarking.org result file.
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