Comment on Ask HN: Which Linux filesystem “produce” less wear and tear on SSD NAND?parentComments−zzzcpan6yYou can just use the find command for tracking writes, for example: find / -type f -printf '%TY-%Tm-%Td %TT %p\n' | sort (you probably want to add -mount in there too and use find per each mount point separately)−tyingq6yAuditd would show frequency, the process name and uid that did the write, and when, etc. Last modified time isn't always enough.
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You can just use the find command for tracking writes, for example:
(you probably want to add -mount in there too and use find per each mount point separately)Auditd would show frequency, the process name and uid that did the write, and when, etc. Last modified time isn't always enough.