@jonathankoren @neurovagrant Yeah but it's also covered by #Copyright and #Licensing which is why #NTFS has only been implemented as #FUSE module and not in-Kernel...

Similar to how #OpenZFS does a loadable module...

I'm probably never going to write the actual article I'd originally intended these charts for. But if you want to see the difference between latencies between #OpenZFS and #btrfs on an eight-drive system that's creating and replicating automated snapshots regularly, here ya go.

We're looking at fio random access, limited to (simultaneous) 8MiB/sec read and 23.0MiB/sec write. The system has eight 12TB Ironwolf rust drives, in four ZFS mirrors vs one eight-wide btrfs-raid1.

@uma @kaleb_haugen "does not have any kind of upstream code" is not true. Every #BSD system includes *some* software in its base that's pulled from some other party. E.g. #FreeBSD has #OpenZFS, #Heimdal, #LLVM and #OpenSSL in its base, to name just a few.

But then, these aren't just "packaged", they're pulled into the single source repository from which the system is built and care is taken they integrate "perfectly".

OpenZFS #Data #Replication - Replicating Data Quickly and Safely with #OpenZFS

https://klarasystems.com/webinars/webinar-openzfs-data-replication/

@Anniiii @stefano

On a side note I would be much more comfortable using #FreeBSD + #openzfs + #bhyve 😄

#OpenZFS #replication is an incredibly powerful tool in every sysadmins' tool belt. Join us on Wednesday, September 13th as Klara co-founder Allan Jude and ZFS Expert Jim Salter examine how to reliably replicate data using ZFS send and receive.

Sign up: https://klarasystems.com/webinars/webinar-openzfs-data-replication/

i'm having a hard time setting up #mbuffer on #macOS. i am a user of #openzfs on my macs and #zfs has some really great replication/snapshot mojo you can leverage with tools like #znapzend which can automatically do incremental delta send/rec ops to other systems or volumes and i wanna speed it up!

but i'm using mbuffer wrong apparently i just don't know what i'm doing wrong but if you have set it up before would you mind taking a peek at https://github.com/oetiker/znapzend/issues/612 plz ty

#OpenZFS 2.2-rc3 Released With #Linux 6.4 Support 🐧

https://www.phoronix.com/news/OpenZFS-2.2-rc3

#OpenZFS 2.2-rc2 Brings #Linux 6.5 Compatibility Fixes, Other Bugs Addressed

https://www.phoronix.com/news/OpenZFS-2.2-rc2

@domenkozar and the #OpenZFS manual for ‘root on ZFS’ should include a non-flakes based version.

@lefuturiste Yes, #OpenZFS #ZFS can be installed on #Debian12 #Debian #Bookworm.

The short version:

- Add contrib to /etc/apt/sources.list*
- apt-get update
- apt-get install zfs-dkms
- either reboot or modprobe zfs
- zpool status

To create a test pool:

- truncate -s 500M /root/diskimage
- zpool create tank /root/diskimage
- zpool status tank

Can we install #openzfs on #debian 12 #bookworm ?

#OpenZFS 2.2-rc1 Brings #Linux Container Support, BLAKE3 Checksums, Block Cloning 🐧

https://www.phoronix.com/news/OpenZFS-2.2-rc1

**Community Members and Community Supporters wanted!**

I've set up a new home for OpenZFS community news, discussion, and education at https://discourse.practicalzfs.com/ and although it's still new and ugly, it's ready for folks to start kicking the tires.

#OpenZFS #RedditBlackout

#FreeBSD30 timeline - a few things that happened during these 30 #FreeBSD years:

#UNIX #BSD #MULTICS #1BSD #2BSD #42BSD #43BSD #386BSD #ipfw #FreeBSDCon #BSDCON #ports #jails #FreeBSDFoundation #kqueue #EuroBSDCon #CoreTeam #AsiaBSDCon #BSDCAN #pf #OpenBSD #ZFS #DTrace #VNET #Capsicum #Cheri #Poudriere #clang #llvm #subversion #OpenZFS #git

#FreeBSDDay

https://freebsdfoundation.org/freebsd/timeline/

#OpenZFS 2.1.12 Released With Linux 6.3 Compatibility

https://www.phoronix.com/news/OpenZFS-2.1.12

#OpenZFS 2.1.12 Released With #Linux 6.3 Compatibility

https://www.phoronix.com/news/OpenZFS-2.1.12

Original tweet : https://twitter.com/phoronix/status/1666383153257226240

#openzfs #proxmox looking for any advice on a reasonable pool configuration for 12x2tb disks. Integrity and capacity are a tie for me and I'm not as worried about performance. Would 3 x 4 disk vdevs mirrors be a reasonable way to go? This will be vm and lxc storage in a dl380 g9. I have the controller in hba mode.

Introducere în sistemul de fișiere Linux

https://rootlinux.ro/introducere-in-sistemul-de-fisiere-linux/

#BtrFS, #EXT4, #InformațiiLinux, #Linux, #LinuxFilesystems, #LinuxPentruîncepători, #OPenZFS, #XFS

So dRAID in #ZFS is constructed from multiple internal RAIDZ groups, which means dRAID doesn't support mirrors natively.

However, you can build a RAIDZ1 with 2 disks. As such, if you build a dRAID with 3 children of 1 data and 1 spare, is that effectively the same thing as a mirror?

draid1:3c:1d:1s

Would that further mean that if you built that same topology over 6 children, it would be similar to a RAID-10?

draid1:6c:1d:1s

#Linux #BSD #OpenZFS