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by GuB-42
2606 days ago
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Maybe plenty fast for most applications but a filesystem is not one of these IMHO, especially for something as naturally resource hungry as ZFS. A good filesystem implementation requires tight memory management and good control of what happens at the OS level. I am not saying it can't be be done in python, but it clearly isn't the right tool for the job. I meant that for a production implementation. Python is perfectly fine for a proof of concept, in fact, it may be better than jumping straight down to C. But keeping it for production is foolish IMHO. |
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