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Large files in UNIX

Scalability. XFS scalability to meet the requirements for storage volume and speed of the input / output when accessing memory. XFS originally designed for very high levels of productivity, so it flows more than 300 Mbytes / s has been demonstrated even on systems CHALLENGE. Typically, traditional files, directories and file systems as growth usually reduces the productivity of the system - XFS file system has been designed in such a way that its performance is not dependent on its size. For example, the unwavering performance has been shown in tests to XFS-directories capacity up to 32 million files. Support for large file systems and large files. XFS provides an opportunity to manage file systems and separate files of up to 1 exabytes (1018), that is, millions of times larger than the largest of the modern file systems. This provides compatibility with popular 64 - bit platforms. For example, SGI version of the NFS network file system 5.3 enables you to export 64 - bit file systems in other types of file systems. You can use the supplied with the XFS interface to work with the 32 - bit programs that can work as a result of 64 - bit of position and size. Using a combination of NFS and XFS is infinitely overcome limitations 32 - bit systems, and all existing software will work without recompiling with XFS files up to 2 gigabytes. However, to work with larger files, some changes may be necessary. XFS file system allows you to create blocks to the size of 512 bytes up to 1 MB. The user can specify the configuration ekstentov (continuous data) file at the time of its creation while ensuring continuity of data recording to disk, and the increasing speed input and output. As a result, there is no delay in access data by switching from one file to another ekstenta. The maximum size one can be as high as 1 ekstenta terabytes. Managing large directories with a large number of files. With the growing size of file systems, the old method of locating files, providing a linear redundancy, runs so slowly that is virtually useless. To meet this challenge in XFS included large directories to index dynamically reserve space for the files.
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