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Reliable writes in linux
My requirement is to write a never ending stream of incoming variable sized binary messages to the file system. Messages of average size 2KB arrive at 1000 messages/sec. So in an hour, total number of messages would be 3600*1000*2 = 6.8 GB. The main purpose of the messages is following 1. Archive them for auditing purposes 2. Provide a search
What is the best way to store usage reports over time?
I currently have a few server reports that return usage statistics whenever run. The data is collected from several different sources (mostly log files), so they’re not in a database to begin with. The returned data are simple lists, for example, detailing how much disk space a user is using (user => space) average percent memory they’ve used for the