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Chapter 3. Allocation Groups

Prev Next 3.1. Superblocks 3.2. AG Free Space Management 3.2.1. AG Free Space Block 3.2.2. AG Free Space B+trees 3.2.3. AG Free List 3.3. AG Inode Management 3.3.1. Inode Numbers 3.3.2. Inode Information 3.3.3. Inode B+trees 3.4. Real-time Devices XFS filesystems are divided into a number of equally sized chunks called Allocation Groups. Each AG can almost be thought of as an individual filesystem that maintains it's own space usage. Each AG can be up to one terabyte in size (512 bytes * 2 31 ), regardless of the underlying device's sector size. Each AG has the following characteristics: A super block describing overall filesystem info Free space management Inode allocation and tracking Having multiple AGs allows XFS to handle most operations in parallel without degrading performance as the number of concurrent accessing increases. The only global information maintained by the first AG...

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