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I dont think that there is a exsact calculation on how much ZFS consumes, as far as i know (from a friend that works as a infrastructure administrator) that there is no point of using ZFS if you´re not using the rich features it has to offer. If you want it, then it should be tweaked to your...

ZFS is the one chewing you´r memory. ive had it on my server with 32gig of mem. and it chewed it like candy. Even more i have 6 SSD´s in it.. and the preformance on the system was terrible. With that setup id rather run with ext4 (like i do now) you will have better benefits, unless you ofc. use...

Mine proxmox is "eating" the memory assigned. It shows that its using it, but in fact its reserving them. Just a side question, how are your drives setup? (on the box itself)

as long as that correspond to the vm´s then it should be mine are totaly off, and if i put vms to work, then in theory the server should "puke".. they are just fine.. i ignore thouse stats on windows vm´s. (thats my personal experience).. and on servers you dont need desktop enviroment ^^

have you installed balloon drivers on you´r windows boxes they "should" resove this.. Proxmox can show "false" readings on windows boxes.. but as you can se on screenshot Ive sent, there vm´s are chilling. One of them are running, ActiveDirectory and DNS and the 2nd is full 2019 exchange (cu4)...