This Habr article focuses on selecting a file system when migrating to Linux, a critical step for ensuring performance and data reliability. The author provides a comparative analysis of popular solutions such as Ext4, XFS, and ZFS, highlighting their unique features and use cases. The material covers aspects like inode management, journaling mechanisms, and snapshot support. Special attention is given to how the choice of file system affects SSD longevity and system recovery capabilities. The article aims to help users planning a Linux migration make informed decisions during disk partitioning by considering the technical nuances of each system. This guide serves as a continuation of a series on switching to open-source software, offering a deep dive into the architectural differences of file systems available within the Linux ecosystem.
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