Write Anywhere File Layout

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• Write Anywhere File Layout — (kurz: WAFL) ist ein Dateisystem, das von NetApp für deren Massenspeichersysteme unter dem Einsatz des Betriebssystems Data Ontap entwickelt wurde. Es hat eine Verwandtschaft zu UNIX Dateisystemen, wie dem Berkeley Fast File System und Transarcs… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

• Write Anywhere File Layout — (WAFL) «Файловая структура с записью повсюду» внутренняя высокопроизводительная файловая система, используемая в специализированной ОС Data ONTAP в сетевых системах хранения данных компании NetApp. В WAFL используется способ, при котором единожды …   Википедия

• Write Anywhere File Layout — Infobox Filesystem full name = Write Anywhere File Layout name = WAFL developer = NetApp introduction os = introduction date = partition id = directory struct = file struct = bad blocks struct = max filename size = max files no = max volume size …   Wikipedia

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• Copy-on-write — (sometimes referred to as COW ) is an optimization strategy used in computer programming. The fundamental idea is that if multiple callers ask for resources which are initially indistinguishable, they can all be given pointers to the same… …   Wikipedia

• MINIX file system — Developer Open Source Community Full name MINIX file system version 3 Introduced 1987 (MINIX 1.0) Partition identifier 0x81 (MBR) Features Dates recorded …   Wikipedia