Explore a cutting-edge flash-friendly file system in this 33-minute conference talk presented by Viacheslav Dubeyko from ByteDance. Dive into the innovative features of SSDFS, including its highly minimized garbage collection activity, diff-on-write mechanism, and deduplication capabilities. Gain insights into how this advanced file system optimizes performance and efficiency for solid-state drives, potentially revolutionizing data storage and management in modern computing environments.
SSDFS - Flash-Friendly File System with Minimized GC Activity, Diff-on-Write, and Deduplication
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SSDFS: Flash-friendly File System with Highly Minimized GC Activity, Diff-on-write, & Deduplication
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Linux Foundation
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