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allanjude
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Comment #46723704
RAID would only be able to recover if it KNEW the data was wrong. Without a checksum, hardware RAID has no way to KNOW it needs to use the parity to correct the block.
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Comment #46108949
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Comment #45093268
Klara Inc. | OpenZFS Developer | Full-time (Contractor) | Remote | https://klarasystems.com/careers/openzfs-developer/ Klara provides open source development services with a focus …
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Comment #43894764
The "M" at the end of that revision number suggests a "modified" tree, meaning they had their own patches that were not part of the upstream repository as well.
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Comment #42818198
ZFS has supported online adding of vdevs since the start too, this is specifically modifying an existing vdev and widening it, which is much less common, and much more complex
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Comment #41863045
There are advantages to doing the cloning at the block level, rather than the VFS layer. The feature was originally written for FreeBSD using the copy_file_range() syscall, then ex…
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Comment #41863020
There are a few different use cases, but cloning a VM image file is definitely a popular one. Also, `mv` between different filesystems in the same ZFS pool. Traditionally when cros…
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Comment #41862962
It is, except it lets you do it as a sub-file level. You can clone a (block aligned) byte range of a file using the copy_file_range() syscall
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Comment #37194166
That is not how this will work. The reason the parity ratio stays the same, is that all of the references to the data are by DVA (Data Virtual Address, effectively the LBA within t…
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Comment #35559319
A post where we discuss some strategies and tools to make managing disk arrays on FreeBSD (and related platforms like TrueNAS Core) much easier. These concepts also apply to other …
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Comment #32376773
This was a bug in ZFS itself, and was resolved years ago: https://smartos.org/bugview/OS-6404 In FreeBSD 12.x and older, you could opt out of using UMA with: vfs.zfs.zio.use_uma=0,…
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Comment #28696825
The metadata of the zvol on the host pool, does benefit from the metadata vdev (NOT A CACHE)
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Comment #28696814
The metadata vdev is not a cache, it is the primary store. Too many years of thinking of the aux vdev types like SLOG and L2ARC as caches, has made people confuse this one frequent…
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Comment #28588682
In previous talks Netflix has mentioned that due to serving so many 1000s of people from each box, that they basically do 0 caching in memory, all of the system memory is needed fo…
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Comment #28588653
The videos should appear on the conference's youtube channel in a few weeks: https://www.youtube.com/eurobsdcon
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Comment #28553004
I think the implication is: TCP kind of assumed you will either keep transmitting, or close the connection. The many video-streaming type workloads, the connection will go idle, fo…
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Comment #27075793
Integrated with Kernel, vs not. Other tools in the OS that can take advantage of ZFS, vs not.
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Comment #27075773
For example, on Solaris and FreeBSD, it is possible to force-unmount a filesystem. on Linux it is not.
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Comment #27075751
Sure, the ZFS features are the same, but the integration is still not all there on Linux, and is on FreeBSD. FreeBSD has features like 'bootonce', to switch ZFS boot environments o…
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Comment #13620272
VIMAGE / VNET, which allow you to have an instance of pf for each jail. Very useful
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Comment #12707928
iianm, Solaris has a port of IPF, not pf. Oracle is working on trying to port pf now.
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Comment #12707910
Is it really though? It is running on top of a stripped down version of Redhat.
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Comment #8901749
You can always email the guest. We include the guest's contact details in every episode's show notes.
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Comment #8663944
This is one of the reasons for the existence of the 'toor' user, which still uses the default shell