filesystemfriendly
filesystemfriendly is a concept or principle referring to practices and design choices that optimize how data is organized and accessed within a computer's file system. The primary goal of being filesystemfriendly is to improve performance, reduce storage overhead, and enhance the longevity of storage media. This involves considerations such as file fragmentation, block allocation, directory structure, and the frequency of write operations.
When a filesystem is filesystemfriendly, it tends to allocate contiguous blocks of data for files whenever
Another aspect of filesystemfriendly design is efficient block allocation. This means using storage space wisely, avoiding
Furthermore, being filesystemfriendly can involve minimizing excessive write operations. This is particularly important for solid-state drives