Are these tweaks exclusively beneficial to mixed-media RAID setups, or do they also pose an advantage to single-device BTRFS setups?
I know BTRFS is the default FS for a bunch of distros now, but I haven't heard much about it in the RAID space. Most people seem to use ZFS, despite the massive memory pressure it adds, because of fear of bugs and reports of filesystem corruption years ago. Perhaps someone who uses BTRFS for RAID can comment on how well BTRFS RAID works these days?
I know BTRFS is the default FS for a bunch of distros now, but I haven't heard much about it in the RAID space. Most people seem to use ZFS, despite the massive memory pressure it adds, because of fear of bugs and reports of filesystem corruption years ago. Perhaps someone who uses BTRFS for RAID can comment on how well BTRFS RAID works these days?