On Mon, 15 Nov 2010, Stephane Chazelas wrote:
> ddsnap (zumastor) worked great but is no longer maintained.
>
> - LVM snapshots: poor performace or very few snapshots
> - ddsnap: got to stick with an old kernel
zumastor doesn't depend on kernel versions - it uses device-mapper just
like regular snapshots. (Or does it have a special device-mapper
kernel module?)
> - btrfs, not really production ready yet. Probably your best bet
> though.
This is good too, but at a different level. We still need LV snapshot.
> - fuse solutions, with all the fuse related issues.
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