Feizhou wrote:
XFS is good until you lose power while the disk subsystem is under load. This was when XFS was in its best form too (around 2.4.18 - 2.4.22). Not many people use JFS but it does actually seem to have the best environment.
JFS shares codebase with JFS2 in AIX and sees a lot of development and maintenance there. Filesystems can be tricky from a support POV, especially on large production systems. The upstream provider is pretty picky about filesystems, even if you go for one of the 3rd party supported ones like JFS and OCFS and you have reasons for choosing them.
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