This paper is exactly what is needed -- giving an overview to a wide audience
of the ZFS fundamental components and benefits.
I found several grammar errors -- to be expected in a draft and I think at
least one technical error.
The paper seems to imply that multiple vdevs will induce striping
This paper is exactly what is needed -- giving an
overview to a wide audience of the ZFS fundamental
components and benefits.
Thanks :)
I found several grammar errors -- to be expected in a
draft and I think at least one technical error.
Will be fixed :)
The paper seems to imply that
On Wed, Aug 25, 2010 at 10:57 PM, StorageConcepts
presa...@storageconcepts.de wrote:
Thanks for the feedback, the idea of it is to give people new to ZFS a
understanding of the terms and mode of operations to avoid common problems
(wide stripe pools etc.). Also agreed that it is a little
Hello list,
while following this list for more then 1 year, I feel that this list was a
great way to get insights into ZFS. Thank you all for contributing.
Over the last month's I was writing a little whitepaper trying to consolidate
the knowledge collected here. It has now reached a beta
Although it's bit much Nexenta oriented, command wise. It's a nice
introduction. I did found one thing, page 28 about the zil. There's no zil
device, the zil can be written to an optional slog device. And the last line
first paragraph, If you can, use memory based SSD devices. At least change
dtrace is DTrace
On 8/25/2010 3:27 PM, F. Wessels wrote:
Although it's bit much Nexenta oriented, command wise. It's a nice introduction. I did found one
thing, page 28 about the zil. There's no zil device, the zil can be written to an optional slog
device. And the last line first paragraph,
Thanks for the feedback, the idea of it is to give people new to ZFS a
understanding of the terms and mode of operations to avoid common problems
(wide stripe pools etc.). Also agreed that it is a little NexentaStor tweaked
:)
I think I have to rework the zil section anyhow because of
