Running fstrim
on a volume pretty much exhausts an SSDs write capacity. This allows you to keep using the drive at only a slightly reduced performance but the fstrim
process will run for much longer as a consequence. There is a great article over at Ars Technica detailing why you may see significant improvements in performance predictibility even on expensive enterprise SSDs.
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