Re: high throughput storage server?

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Btw, XFS has been used for >10GB/s throughput systems for about the last
5 years.  The big issues is getting hardware that can reliably sustain
it - if you have that using it with Linux and XFS is not an problem at
all.  Note that with NUMA system you also have to thing about your
intereconnect bandwith as a limiting factor for buffered I/O, not just
the storage subsystem.

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