24x2TB ZFS - Is this right?

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jcbhltz22

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Hello,

I am looking to setup a 24x2TB ZFS RaidZ2 array for maximum capacity. Performance is of minimal concern. I have done a decent amount of research but I just want to make sure I have optimal settings.

In the Proxmox interface I have block size set to 16K as I noticed the default 8K was using almost 3x as much storage (5GB VM was using ~14GB).

zpool create -f -o 'ashift=12' tank raidz2 /dev/sdp /dev/sdn /dev/sds /dev/sdi /dev/sdm /dev/sdx /dev/sdg /dev/sdu raidz2 /dev/sdh /dev/sdo /dev/sdk /dev/sda /dev/sdv /dev/sdb /dev/sdt /dev/sdq raidz2 /dev/sdd /dev/sdf /dev/sdc /dev/sdj /dev/sde /dev/sdw /dev/sdl /dev/sdr

(this is for testing, will change to diskID)
 
squirell said:
1. use disks name from /dev/disk/by-id/
2. use raidz3
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Thanks for the reply! I mentioned that I was testing and would be using disk ID when running production. Why would I use RaidZ3 over RaidZ2 when my goal is capacity? Im not concerned with more redundancy or performance.
 
jcbhltz22 said:
Thanks for the reply! I mentioned that I was testing and would be using disk ID when running production. Why would I use RaidZ3 over RaidZ2 when my goal is capacity? Im not concerned with more redundancy or performance.
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you have many (24) disks in pool.
zfs scrub or silvering operations may drop disks (due to bad sectors on disks) from pool.
 
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