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This seems bad from a performance standpoint. Many file operations in the kernel require locking of the parent directory which makes them slow when having a lot of concurrency. Also thinks like listing a directory becomes quite slow this way. What are your thoughts on taking the first few bytes of the directory to compute a subdirectory instead?
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Currently it seems like all chunks end up in one big directory:
This seems bad from a performance standpoint. Many file operations in the kernel require locking of the parent directory which makes them slow when having a lot of concurrency. Also thinks like listing a directory becomes quite slow this way. What are your thoughts on taking the first few bytes of the directory to compute a subdirectory instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: