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BetrFS: a compleat file system for commodity SSDs

Yizheng Jiao, Simon Bertron, Sagar Patel, Luke Zeller, Rory Bennett, Nirjhar Mukherjee, Michael A. Bender, Michael Condict, Alex Conway, Martin Farach-Colton, Xiongzi Ge, William Jannen

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Abstract

Despite the existence of file systems tailored for flash and over a decade of research into flash file systems, this paper shows that no single Linux file system performs consistently well on a commodity SSD across different workloads. We define a compleat file system as one where no workloads realize less than 30% of the best file system's performance, and most, if not all, workloads realize at least 85% of the best file system's performance, across a diverse set of microbenchmarks and applications. No file system is compleat on commodity SSDs. This paper demonstrates that one can construct a single compleat file system for commodity SSDs by introducing a set of optimizations over BetrFS. BetrFS is a compleat file system on HDDs, matching the fastest Linux file systems in its worst cases, and, in its best cases, improving performance by up to two orders of magnitude.

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