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It will be ZFS. To echo what Pablo said, I was wondering if multiple containers could write to a bind mounted directory without issue. This is not desirable for me as unprivileged containers can't mount samba or NFS shares without compromising security.

Are there any dangers of multiple containers bind mounting the same directory and writing to it? I assume the host handles the actually writing so things stay in sync and there aren't any collisions but I just wanted to check.

Is there anyway of sharing just the directory on the host with the guest? And then have the guest run the NFS server? I would like the host to handle the ZFS duties. Similar to a bind mount but with KVM?

Does running a: shutdown -h now Gracefully showdown all the VMs and Containers like running shutdown from the web console or does it just power the host down and kill the VMs?

And then I have to create the pool and allocate the proper amount of memory for ZFS to the VM?

Here is what I want to do. Tell me if my thinking is flawed. I have a ZFS Pool Created on the host that I keep all my media on. For various reasons I need to share this media locally to other VM's and physical machines. So I'm using a NFS server on the host to share out the media. Ideally I...