On Linux, you have a plethora of File Systems available.
Recently I was testing databases (MySQL, MariaDB) especially with ThreadPool against a Violin Flash Memory Array, and I forgot what file system the LUN was mounted (and formatted) as.
There are two ways to find out:
- df -T (show mounted life systems, along with the FS type)
- file -s /dev/xxx (show more details about a FS node)
