Chris Samuel wrote:
Don't know if you realise this, but you have to get written
permission from Sun before being able to publish any Solaris
10 benchmarks..
http://www.sun.com/software/solaris/licensing/sla.xml
Ugh .. no I didn't. Thanks.
Posting of results removed from blog.
I think I understand why they don't want benchmarks published.
[...]
I don't believe that this restriction applies to OpenSolaris
(IANAL, YMMV, IIRC).
Sort of says something about the "Open Source" nature of the OS.
FWIW my own testing of ZFS under OpenSolaris, compared
with other Linux filesystems, showed the same issue for
write's but much faster read performance. This was about
a year ago though!
http://www.csamuel.org/articles/emerging-filesystems-200709/#id2538499
What limited information I have been able to find suggests that "thar be
dragons" (e.g. don't tune, that it is smarter than you are, and it auto
tunes). Yeah. Right.
I just want this file system to be about on par with its Linux
counterpart on the same hardware.
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