Dennis Clarke wrote:
Wide open question here.
If I have a server based on build 35 and am running with a ZFS
filesystem shared out via NFS am I safe to assume that there will be
no substantial changes to ZFS for the next year or so? While there
may be the occasional patch or minor tweak I have this gut feeling
that ZFS is production ready now and whatever will be released GA in 2
months ( or so ) is substantially identical to what we have now. GUI
tools and management layers may be added but the primary functions of
ZFS are locked down.
I doubt that I am labouring under a misconception here but let me know
your thoughts.
Build 36 has a big wad of ZFS changes including many performance
fixes, FMA support, error handling, etc.
Many of us have been running ZFS in "production" for quite a
while; the work in build 36 is a big step forward.
- Bart
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Bart Smaalders Solaris Kernel Performance
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