Lou Picciano <[email protected]> writes:
> We use ZFS on Solaris for our data stores. Can't beat ZFS for its failsafe
> features, filesystem portability, etc.
> Having said that, there is that school of thought which would hold that
> journaling may not be all that indicated anymore, given the quality of
> recovery possible from the binary logs. In fact, this would suggest that
> journaling may even be counterproductive - effectively redundant - in a
> transaction-heavy environment.
Well, the conventional wisdom is that you want metadata journaling, but
*not* data journaling, at the filesystem level. Postgres can protect
its data just fine, but it can't recover if the filesystem goes insane.
regards, tom lane
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