This is about ZFS Filesystem and the (not) need to stack multiple layers of ZFS and snapshots,
but made to utilize all the functionality from ZFS napshots on the proxmox host.
to achieve this fabulous glory of software-engineering i utilized this projects:
cv4pve-autosnap and
Zamba Fileserver...
To my surprise LVM mdadm does actually seem to be able to save extra checksum-data to prevent bit-rot/soft corruption. Until now I thought the only way was to go e.g. btrfs or sfz. But I just ran into this article over at RHEL: Using DM integrity with RAID LV
Together with thin LVM snapshots...
Solution in post two. TL;DR: it was the compression (which is, of course, almost perfect on a file filled with zeros).
I'm trying to find a way to create duplicate zvols (e.g., from a gold VM) without using cloning, which would cause a dependency issue (I'd rather be able to delete the parent...
Hi All,
in ZFS is there any way to calculate snapshot sizes per file, the "per file" is the important part here
lets say i have ZFS pool that have 10 vm images (vm image is just a big file from ZFS perspective) and i am snapshoting the whole pool once per day
now lets say we have 10 snapshots...
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