The idea that a brand new filesystem might be more reliable than good 'ol BTRFS, which Facebook runs on basically their entire infrastructure, is downright laughable to me.
Btrfs is also far more reliable than ZFS in my view, because it has far far more real world testing, and is also much more actively developed.
Magical perfect elegant code isn't what makes a good filesystem: real world testing, iteration, and bugfixing is. BTRFS has more of that right now than anything else ever has.
Btrfs is also far more reliable than ZFS in my view, because it has far far more real world testing, and is also much more actively developed.
Magical perfect elegant code isn't what makes a good filesystem: real world testing, iteration, and bugfixing is. BTRFS has more of that right now than anything else ever has.