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razighter777 | 2 months ago
I listened to the podcast it was interesting.
Gonna throw some questions you may or may not have gotten.
Are special devices like metadata or write-ahead log devices on the roadmap? Or distributed raid / other exotic raid types?
It would be interesting to hear your thoughts on these.
What do you think zfs got right with this and what did they get wrong?
koverstreet|2 months ago
ZFS did a bunch of stuff right, it's just a much older design; pre-extents, and based on the original Unix filesystem design - filesystem as a database was still unproven at the time.
They were just working incrementally, which for the amount of new features ZFS already had was the smart decision at the time.