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Reliance includes its own internal logical block cache. Generally, the larger the cache size, the better file system performance. However, since the cache uses system memory, setting an unnecessarily large cache size may be detrimental to overall system performance. Since performance tuning depends largely on application behavior, Reliance ensures design flexibility with its configuration sizes which can be adjusted to meeting specific application needs.
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