This blog will provide technical data and insights into performance and reliability issues surrounding file system performance.
We hope to cover all topics related to system performance including defrag whether you are running SANs, NAS, workstations, servers,
SSD's or other systems. We will provide interesting anecdotes, white papers, and related story topics on defragmentation and other
performance issues. The blog is intended to be personal rather than a formal Diskeeper website. You will read personal viewpoints
on our products and where we see the industry and our company going. We are excited to have this opportunity to share our product
knowledge and insight, and hope this information helps you. We encourage your comments and look forward to you following this blog.
by Michael
1. November 2007 17:01
This entry is just a dump of various unrelated bits of information - hence the title. Over the next few weeks I'll be writing up details about the various new features of Diskeeper 2008, covering them in more detail. We will also publish a white paper in the next couple of weeks that shows before-and-after testing between Diskeeper 2007 and 2008. One point to make is that we concetrate Diskeeper development on NTFS file systems and our automatic "on-the-fly" mode. We place limited development work on FAT volumes and "manual" defragmentation. If you prefer to run Diskeeper manually you're probably not going to get value from upgrading or buying maintenance. We are developing a tool that is Set It and Forget It. We have a spam-filter on our blog, so if you are commenting on an entry, please do not use full URLs in your message as they will get caught. We get about 15-20 spam comments every hour.
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