@chrcoluk
Yes it's ashift 12. I have created all pools using proxmox UI and it should do it correctly.
root@bla:~# zdb -C zf_nd_pp_2tbnvme | grep ashift
ashift: 12
@Blonov
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 9 Oct 1 03:55...
This is specified in the first post - Dual E5-2699v4. Cpu load is not high during write. Also the total speed of all pools can reach easliy over 4 figures.
All the good and constructive questions @UdoB and @chrcoluk . All pools are INDEPENDENT as stated. This is Zpool info for verification:
root@bla:~# zpool status
pool: zf_2tbnvme
state: DEGRADED
status: One or more devices could not be used...
Hey chatgpt - It's always grumpy people like you who come to comment. Question is about what happens if situation like this arises. Throwing stuff like make it a mirror is useless - I know how to make pools and what different raid levels are...
It might be more like zfs question, but maybe someone has had experience.
So i have few zfs pools on one machine.
One of pools is running on simple consumer (dramless) nvme's (3 disk raidz1, one disk missing).. There is only one virtual machine...