Btrfs/ZFS/bcachefs under workloads classic benchmarks skip
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fenio · · focus · HN ↗
Having that said I'm desperately trying to get REAL hardware to run that benchmark. With some successes ;)
Few months ago I got Hetzner machine from Kent Overstreet and I was able to finish 3 runs before machine died... Results: <a href="https://bartosz.fenski.pl/modern-fs-benchmark/real-hw/" rel="nofollow">https://bartosz.fenski.pl/modern-fs-benchmark/real-hw/
Currently I've got even more interesting machine with tons of disks and I'm running new set of benchmarks but it's really in its initial stage.
<a href="https://bartosz.fenski.pl/modern-fs-benchmark/sas-hdd/" rel="nofollow">https://bartosz.fenski.pl/modern-fs-benchmark/sas-hdd/ 2nd run in progress... one run on REAL hardware takes much more time than on GH runner so it's slow.
But this new hardware has also so many disks that the plan is to try also more complex, tiered cache topologies. I'm working on it.
I'm happy to answer any other questions, sources of every piece of this benchmark are freely available and I'm not saying they are 100% correct. I'm open to improvements.
koverstreet · · focus · HN ↗
I've been saying it for months, but eventually I'm going to move the automated builds off the 48 core monster and we'll be able to use that for automated perf testing too. The machine we just got has spindles for EC perf testing, but the Hetzner monster has very high end enterprise ssdd.
Also, just got done with the Rust for Linux conference, still not home but here's slides that still need reformatting: <a href="https://evilpiepirate.org/~kent/Kangrejos-2026-bcachefs.pdf" rel="nofollow">https://evilpiepirate.org/~kent/Kangrejos-2026-bcachefs.pdf