In my opinion you should use zfs, but production enviroment should be
checked very carefully when migrating...
On 03/30/2010 05:52 PM, Romeo Ninov wrote:
My personal opinion is to stay on UFS, just use SVM to make root
partition mirrored. I know ZFS is very hot, but i do not feel yet sure
its ready for production. Of course SUN/Oracle is on different
opinion, but over the new versions of Solaris I see continuous
changes/adds in ZFS, which make me not sure with reliability.
On Tue, Mar 30, 2010 at 4:31 PM, Dombrowski, Neil
<[email protected]> wrote:
Had Sun install an M5000, and just noticed that the root filesystem is ufs (I'd
been wanting to go all zfs). I see docs talking about migrating from ufs root
filesystem to a zfs root pool, is this process stable? This will be a
production system and I want zfs, but not at the cost of having weird issues
popping up from time to time. Would it be noticeably better to re-install the
OS?
Thanks,
Neil
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