I currently have a software RAID10 array using mdadm on Debian Stretch. It stores media files like family pictures, home videos, etc. I had originally written off ZFS due to excessive hardware (RAM) requirements, but I read that it doesn't actually require all that much RAM if you're not using the deduplication feature.
As I won't be using the deduplication feature, I would like to plan for my next build to be ZFS based. My array is currently 4x 8TB drives and it's very far from full, but I'll be acquiring new hardware and additional drives over the course of next year.
Does anyone know of a good guide to ZFS on Linux? Everything I found is rather spammy/clickbaity "here's how to format a disk" crap that doesn't show anything advanced like SSD cache or redundancy setup.
As I won't be using the deduplication feature, I would like to plan for my next build to be ZFS based. My array is currently 4x 8TB drives and it's very far from full, but I'll be acquiring new hardware and additional drives over the course of next year.
Does anyone know of a good guide to ZFS on Linux? Everything I found is rather spammy/clickbaity "here's how to format a disk" crap that doesn't show anything advanced like SSD cache or redundancy setup.