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I mean Ceph could also offload these features to ZFS, leaving the distribution layer to be taken care of, that means the datastore and COW (as native ZFS filesystem), snapshot and synchronization (SLOG) is all done by ZFS, and Ceph just need to send metadata around clusters. ZFS itself is nowt...

Hi, just to notify you, that ZFS now works with MSSQL. Because the lack of O_DIRECT in ZFS which MSSQL needs and before that, we need to run SQL Server over a ZVOL formatted in ext4 which causes potential performance impact. After all these years, ZFS had implemented O_DIRECT finally, and now...

Ceph does have a ZFS module to use it as backend. Wonder if it can be cherrypicked or ported to Linux so I don't have to use the ZVOL method (that essentially means running LVM on top of a ZVOL which is quite ridiculous). I think ZFS and Ceph will have good chemistry, consider ZFS is one of the...

So I have a pretty ridiculous scenario: I've built a miniature custo-xpenology (just like CustoMac in the hackintosh scene), and I also have a "home server", that I used to be using it as NAS node with Proxmox and ZFS installed in it. I then started to shift the focus to running containers in...