Linux Kernel Optimizes /proc/filesystems Access
Reading /proc/filesystems for obtaining a list of file-systems supported by the running kernel is done frequently on Linux. Namely due to being read by the SELinux library (libselinux), reading of /proc/filesystems is done more often than one would typically expect and now the Linux 7.2 kernel is optimizing for it to yield much better performance...
The Linux kernel is improving the performance of reading /proc/filesystems, a file frequently accessed by system components. This file provides information about supported file systems in the running kernel. The SELinux library, libselinux, is a major consumer of this data. The optimization has led to significant performance improvements. The Linux 7.2 kernel includes these changes to enhance efficiency. This update helps reduce system overhead from frequent reads. Users and developers may notice faster system responses in certain scenarios.
Improved performance of a commonly accessed system file enhances overall system efficiency.
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