Search results

OMG sda2 - 512M sdb2 - 512M sdc - 931.5G sdd - 931.5G Is it really the pool size like this?

Bad news. ZFS dont have undelete.

The speed depends on your pool configuration. # zfs list -t all | wc -l 26496 # time zfs list -t all real 0m13.233s user 0m1.281s sys 0m11.137s ZFS pool is from 2 X raidz2 of 6 HDD ( total 12 ) before was mirror from 2 disks and raidz from 3 disks. Both was slow.

Don`t know why but this bug https://www.cvedetails.com/cve/CVE-2019-11815/ is serious on my opinion. The fix is small and already fixed https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=cb66ddd156203daefb8d71158036b27b0e2caf63 but the linux distribution community...

There are talks about ZFS and drop cache google

print # zdb

LUKS depends on CPU. ZFS depends on HDD/SDD slowest device speed. As of RaidZ2 you need 6 disks otherwise you will get allocation overhead. https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/slow-io-and-high-io-waits.37422/#post-184974 If you see no IO penalty inside VM - then don't worry to much.

It is #pveperf script

It happened to me too. Only reboot (maybe hard reboot) kills the process.

ZFS don't care ports position. But it 'may' happens with error of cache pool data file. But I don't think it will happen. In that case import pool #zpool import -d /dev/disk/by-id/ pool_name and its done.

immediately If you set to Local-ZFS will effect Local-ZFS/vm-100-disk-1 and so on. And you can set individually for sub fs.

#zfs set sync=disabled pool/name

I suggest you to set sync=disabled to avoid double write. Single disk is single disk. ZFS don't have IO process priority. What you have to know 1. The data goes like this: Program -> ZFS write cache (not ZIL) -> disk 2. ZFS flush data from write cache to disk every ~5 sec 3. Then the write cache...

#zfs get all rpool

What is your ZFS pool configuration? On heady load (depends on how slow setup is) pool can be very unacceptable. For SSH use another pool for server OS to avoid IO waiting.

I think pool and l2arc ashift mismatch can lead to poor performance.

Executing qm agent command fstrim I get timeout very soon. I think agent request must wait longer for respond. # qm agent 102 fstrim VM 102 qmp command 'guest-fstrim' failed - got timeout # qm agent 102 fstrim VM 102 qmp command 'guest-fstrim' failed - got timeout # qm agent 102 fstrim VM 102...

1. Manually upload VM disks to new machine. 2. Upload config files to new machines. 3. Edit config is something is needed. 4. Boot VM

For ZFS don't forget SYNC writes are written to ZFS LOG device. If you don't have external ZFS LOG device then the pool become as LOG device too. Thats mean double writes. If SYNC is important and you want good write performance then add single good SATA/NVME SSD as ZFS pool LOG device.

If its in the same pool - then no advantages.