Datalight’s Reliance Nitro implements a high-performance, extent-based flash file system that’s five times faster than FAT-based (file allocation table) systems. It additionally supports multiple file streams and atomic transaction points.
Datalight’s Reliance Nitro implements
a high-performance, extent-based
flash file system that’s five times faster
than FAT-based (file allocation table) systems.
It additionally supports multiple file
streams and atomic transaction points. The
tree-based directory system provides the
performance boost. Furthermore, it implements
dynamic wear leveling to extend the
flash lifetime.
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