SFSmark
SFSmark is a term used in the field of computer storage and filesystems to describe a class of benchmarking tests and performance indicators rather than a single, standardized benchmark. Because there is no universal definition, the exact meaning of SFSmark can vary between publications, vendors, and research groups.
In practice, SFSmark studies are employed to compare the performance of storage solutions, including hard drives,
Typical metrics include sequential read/write throughput (MB/s), random IOPS, read and write latency, and sometimes throughput
Variants and scope: Some SFSmark implementations target POSIX-compliant file systems, others focus on object storage layers
Notes: SFSmark is not a single standard; users should examine the benchmark's methodology, workload mix, and