Re: What does TRIM/discard in RAID do ?

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Am 15.01.23 um 16:52 schrieb Reindl Harald:
to improve things, and actively supporting TRIM at the raid level is such an obvious advance ...

but that is NOT the topic of a question "What DOES TRIM/discard in RAID do"

DOES versus COULD DO

Whether it's worth the effort is a different question ... :-)
BTW:

in such implementations you have to consider

* re-add of devices
* file-systems with no trim-support
* raw-devcie usage like for "apache trafficserver"
* power-outage
* drive replacements

god beware pass a wrong discard reuqest to the underlying device

there are more important things like keep the idiotic "/sys/block/md0/md/mismatch_cnt" at 0 and until that isn't solveable after decades don't risk my data with advanced experiments

however, that's all not part of the topic "What does TRIM/discard in RAID do"




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