EXT4/Btrfs/XFS/F2FS Benchmarks On Linux 3.17
With the Linux 3.17 kernel due out soon, here's our routine file-system benchmarks we do each kernel cycle to see how the popular Linux file-systems have evolved between kernel releases.
Earlier this month I did a 9-way file-system comparison on Linux 3.17 while in this article are the four most common Linux file-systems as we see how the performance evolved compared to Linux 3.16 stable. With Linux 3.17 there were notable changes to XFS and new F2FS features while the Btrfs changes were largely rejected.
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