In most cases, I would expect the root directory to be mounted read only.

I would not expect the root to grow much (if any), except at a new release 
level of z/OS (which would mean a new zFS cluster). 
As long as there is sufficient space to add some new directories, you should be 
OK.

For example, I recently installed a new product at /usr/lpp/product. This was 
added as another mount point which was pointed to the product's zFS cluster.
The only change to the root was the addition of the new directory to /usr/lpp.

That being said, the zfsadm -aggrow (? Not sure of the exact syntax) will all 
dynamic growth of the zFS cluster.

HTH,


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Is there a way to determine where space is allocated in ZFS to find which 
directories use the most space. Our root is low on free space and I am 
concerned about its ability to grow.
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