On 03/13/2010 08:43 AM, Stephan von Krawczynski wrote:
- Nowadays: being a linux installation today chances are that the matrix has
you. Quite a lot of installations are virtualized. So your storage is a virtual
one either, which means it is likely being a fs buffer from the host system,
i.e. RAM.
That would be a strictly amateur-hour implementation. It is very
important for data integrity that at least all writes are synchronous,
and ideally all IO should be uncached in the host. In that case the
performance of the guest's virtual IO device will be broadly similar to
a real hardware device.
J
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