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Worldwide, data is growing at a tremendous rate. However, one recent study has pointed out that the size of files is not necessarily growing at the same rate; meaning the number of files is growing rapidly. How do we manage all of this data and files? While the answer to that question is complex, one place we can start is with Extended File Attributes. As you might have noticed, we love talking about file systems. In these discussions the term inode is often thrown about. But what is an inode and how does it relate to a file system? Glad you asked. bit old. Let's kick the tires on a 2.6.38.2 kernel to see if it helps or hurts performance of the SandForce SSD. Email is not unlike MPI. The similarities may help non-geeks understand parallel computers a little better. If you'd like to try a new twist on virtualization, FAUmachine might be the next cool thing. Based on a reader comment, we take iotop for a spin to see if it can be used for monitoring the IO usage of individual processes on a system. The result? It has some interesting capability that we haven't found in other tools. What's better than the command line and Facebook? How about combining the two? SandForce-based consumer SSDs we dig into the IOPS performance of the drive. How does it stand up to an enterprise-clas* SSD? Let's find Video effects walkthru of the desktop we*cam application, Cheese. With commentary. examination of a consumer SandForce based SSD from a throughput and IOPS perspective. In this article we dive de*per into the throughput performance of the drive, along with a comparison to an Intel X-25E SSD. I think you will be surprised at what is discovered. Drupal is a simple but powerful CMS. However, you'll probably want to configure it. Learn how to tweak Drupal's settings to your liking. that uses real-time data compression. This affects data throughput and SSD longevity. In this article, we perform an initial examination of the IOPS performance of a SandForce 1222-based SSD. The results can be pretty amazing.