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http://dx.doi.org/10.12673/jkoni.2013.17.01.039

Performance Evaluation on Journaling File Systems using Iozone Tool in the Linux : Focus on read, write  

Park, Hong-Jin (School of Computer, Information and Communications, Sangji-Ji University)
Abstract
If a file system is damaged because of the unusual system close, the system performs the consistency test using fsch and it takes long time. Especially, if it is a big file system, it will take a lot of time. The journaling file system that uses journaling technique, can reduce the restoring time because it uses meta data and it may increase the chance of restoration when restoring. The goal of this paper compared performance evaluation journaling file systems focused on the reading and writing using Iozone tool which is the kernel based benchmarking tool in linux operating system. In this paper, Ex4 which is the current basic Linux file system. is 1.28x faster than XFS file system in terms of file read performance and 1.22x faster than Ext3 file system in terms of file write performance.
Keywords
Journaling file system; Iozone; Kernel-based benchmarking;
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