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    Meltdown and Spectre, special concerns for the virtualization industry

    Apparently Intel has no intention to change there CPU architecture to create a CPU without the Spectre vulnerability so they still intend to produce and ship CPU's which are broken by design: https://lkml.org/lkml/2018/1/21/192 Let us hope every review of Intel CPU's in the future are made with...
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    FOSS ZFS over iSCSI options for use with PM (2018)

    That mail never hit my mailbox. As well as all the other messages from the same day! Odd. I will start reading ;-)
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    FOSS ZFS over iSCSI options for use with PM (2018)

    Content of last email from you dated 2017-07-26:
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    FOSS ZFS over iSCSI options for use with PM (2018)

    I am still waiting for a code review from proxmox.
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    Debian Kernel vs Ubuntu Kernel

    It's actually a very clever approach since the Ubuntu kernel used is the LTS branch providing 5 years of support. A kernel from Debian, at the time the decision was made (before Debian LTS), was only supported for the time a Debian stable was living plus 1 year. With current Debian LTS that...
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    Debian vs Ubuntu LTS

    Something that everybody was not mentioning. When using Debian you are guarantied to always only use FOSS software which is not the case with Ubuntu.
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    Meltdown and Spectre for Newbie

    Opteron:;-) Spectre and Meltdown mitigation detection tool v0.27 Checking for vulnerabilities against live running kernel Linux 4.4.98-3-pve #1 SMP PVE 4.4.98-102 (Sun, 7 Jan 2018 13:15:19 +0100) x86_64 CVE-2017-5753 [bounds check bypass] aka 'Spectre Variant 1' * Checking count of LFENCE...
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    Meltdown and Spectre for Newbie

    It is a lot easier to simply do: sudo apt install intel-microcode, on every proxmox node since microcode patches must be applied on every reboot and not all patches can be applied to a booted system, eg. a boot is required. See https://wiki.debian.org/Microcode
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    Meltdown and Spectre, special concerns for the virtualization industry

    Hi all, The following is a mixture of facts and speculations but never the less in my opinion means a paradigm shift for the virtualization industry! First the facts: 1) Virtualization as a driving factor first began in this decade 2) According to Intel any CPU before 2011 (Westmere) is not...
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    Backup restore on ZFS produces high load

    Since your disks in the RAID are all SSD I would remove the log and cache. In your setup it could easily reduce your performance. As a general rule of thump: Unless your log device is given at least 4-5 times the random performance over your disks in the array it often only reduces the overall...
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    Meltdown and Spectre Linux Kernel fixes

    Which host CPU, Intel, ARM or AMD?
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    Too slow windows startup on zfs?

    Come on, ZFS is a filesystem!
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    Meltdown and Spectre Linux Kernel fixes

    Without this boot time option: pti=on?
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    Meltdown and Spectre Linux Kernel fixes

    I am running with AMD Opteron processors so the newly released kernel are almost useless unless changing boot settings. This information might have come handy in the release notes! Now I will have to rescheduled a new reboot :-(
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    Too slow windows startup on zfs?

    I you consider your customers data of just modest value you would behave professionally and upgrade your hardware instead of gambling with the validity of there data!
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    Too slow windows startup on zfs?

    This must by far be one of the worst advices ever given! disable sync: Do not honour sync requests from applications and instead give applications the impression that data is safely persisted. I hope no database server is running on this disk disable checksum: Effectively break ZFS' self healing...
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    Poor ZFS performance On Supermicro vs random ASUS board

    I have been in the same situation at work with our new HCI SAN where each node contains 1 TB of RAM and since each node contains 25 TB storage it requires a large part of the storage to make the test;-)
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    Poor ZFS performance On Supermicro vs random ASUS board

    It is important for the validity of the benchmark to choose a file size which is at least twice the size of the RAM or you may otherwise test your RAM
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    Poor ZFS performance On Supermicro vs random ASUS board

    # prtdiag System Configuration: Supermicro X10SLL-F BIOS Configuration: American Megatrends Inc. 3.0 04/24/2015 BMC Configuration: IPMI 2.0 (KCS: Keyboard Controller Style) ==== Processor Sockets ==================================== Version Location Tag...
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    Poor ZFS performance On Supermicro vs random ASUS board

    Another comparison: SuperMicro MB, 2 mirrors striped 4xWD red 1TB (RAID 10) and Intel DC s3510 as SLOG on OmniosCE omnios-r151022 $ sudo zfs create vMotion/test $ sudo pveperf /vMotion/test/ CPU BOGOMIPS: Not available REGEX/SECOND: 1148085 HD SIZE: 510.56 GB (vMotion)...

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