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Indeed it seemed obvious to me when I heard about this SSD news that they would be combined with regular disks in ZFS.
SLOG and L2ARC are two very nice applications. However, I have the impression that ZFS is missing a way to use the SSD as a write cache.
Why do you need a write-cache, when you have a seperated ZIL ?
In order to write faster?
The seperated ZIL means you can write fast, but the sync can still take a lot of time (you have to actually write to those slow disks). For some applications, before continuing, you want to make sure what you have written has been committed to stable storage. The SSD could be used here, and the data later moved to the slower disks. This is what I mean by a write cache (might not be the best name). It might be better suited to SAMFS rather than an extension to ZFS though...
With such an construction you would double the load on the storage connects and systems, as the data has to be moved twice. And by the way: Your description sounds very similar to the concept of the seperated ZIL.
I guess I was wondering how ZFS could best optimize a raid0 setup that includes disks of very different speeds.
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