Btrfs devel - Dec 2009 - l2arc-like ability in btrfs

Will btrfs in the future implement a read cache like zfs has with l2arc,
following it''s hybrid storage concept.
This would take away the hassle of choosing what and what not should be
on your SSD, it would speed up the things you do most. And not what you
did a lot a week ago. It should be persistent between boots so your boot
sequence would benefit too.

I''m sorry if this question has come along in the maillist, but the
keywords are very ambiguous in searches.

Thanks!


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On Tue, Dec 29, 2009 at 5:56 PM, Hans van den Bogert
<gandalf@unit-westland.nl> wrote:
> Will btrfs in the future implement a read cache like zfs has with l2arc,
> following it''s hybrid storage concept.
> This would take away the hassle of choosing what and what not should be
> on your SSD, it would speed up the things you do most. And not what you
> did a lot a week ago. It should be persistent between boots so your boot
> sequence would benefit too.
A useful link for those who don''t track all the details of ZFS
development:
http://blogs.sun.com/brendan/entry/test
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