Btrfs Continues Ironing Out Zoned Mode Support, Some Performance Work
Users of the Btrfs file-system can enjoy a number of improvements with the in-development Linux 5.13 kernel.
Btrfs' readahead for send handling has been improved to the extent that the run-time for a full send is faster by about 10% and then 25% for incremental send. Btrfs also has ironed out its zoned mode support that began appearing in Linux 5.12, reflinks now respect O_SYNC/O_DSYNC/S_SYNC flags, more graceful errors on 32-bit systems, automatic background reclaim of zones that have 75%+ of unusable space, and a wide variety of fixes.
More details on the Btrfs file-system changes queued up for the Linux 5.13 kernel can be found via this pull request.
Btrfs' readahead for send handling has been improved to the extent that the run-time for a full send is faster by about 10% and then 25% for incremental send. Btrfs also has ironed out its zoned mode support that began appearing in Linux 5.12, reflinks now respect O_SYNC/O_DSYNC/S_SYNC flags, more graceful errors on 32-bit systems, automatic background reclaim of zones that have 75%+ of unusable space, and a wide variety of fixes.
More details on the Btrfs file-system changes queued up for the Linux 5.13 kernel can be found via this pull request.
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