Following my previous post across several mailing lists regarding multi-tera 
volumes with small files on them, I'd be glad if people could share real life 
numbers on large filesystems and their experience with them. I'm slowly coming 
to a realization that regardless of theoretical filesystem capabilities (1TB, 
32TB, 256TB or more), more or less across the enterprise filesystem arena 
people are recommending to keep practical filesystems up to 1TB in size, for 
manageability and recoverability.

What's the maximum filesystem size you've used in production environment? How 
did the experience come out?

Thanks,
 -Yaniv

(p.s. I think for ZFS, "large zpools" can be considered more apropriate to 
classic FS terms of "large filesystems". would you agree?)
 
 
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