Re: XFS reflink vs ThinLVM

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Il 18-01-2020 00:42 Darrick J. Wong ha scritto:
How many fragments, and how big of a sparse file?

A just installed CentOS 8 guest using a 20 GB sparse file vdisk had about 2000 fragments.

After running "fio --name=test --filename=test.img --rw=randwrite --size=4G" for about 30 mins, it ended with over 1M fragments/extents. At that point, reflinking that file took over 2 mins, and unlinking it about 4 mins.

I understand fio randwrite pattern is a worst case scenario; still, I think the results are interesting and telling for "aged" virtual machines.

As a side note, a just installed Win2019 guest backed with an 80 GB sparse file had about 18000 fragments.
Thanks.

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