For my jbod array, I use ext4 on gpt partitions. Fast efficient mature.
For anything else I use ext4 on lvm thinpools.
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For my jbod array, I use ext4 on gpt partitions. Fast efficient mature.
For anything else I use ext4 on lvm thinpools.
That doesn't do error detection and correction nor does it have proper snapshots.
btrfs raid subsystem hasn't been fixed and is still buggy, and does weird shit on scrubs. But fill your boots, it's your data.
Didn't have any btrfs problems yet, infact cow saved me a few times on my desktop.
btrfs has been the default file system for Fedora Workstation since Fedora 33 so not much reason to not use it.