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You can add a remote disk to a #ZFS mirror using ggatec(8) on #freebsd and the the ZFS pool happily resilvers to the remote disk connected via #geomgate.
Three terminal windows: on the left the verbose ggated(8) output while a disk is being exported to a remote another machine. On the right the verbose output of ggatec(8), while using the disk of the aforementioned daemon. In the middle, overlapping the other two windows, is the output of a zpool status command, showing that a device called ggate0 is being resilvered in a ZFS mirror configuration.
#freebsd #zfs #geomgate
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in reply to only50000hours • 2 months ago • •

I wonder how bad the performance gets though when it attempts to issue reads to it under load...

I don't believe you can currently change any type of priority/QoS for members in a zpool to avoid sending reads to a disk that isn't as fast

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in reply to feld • 2 months ago • •
@feld I stopped all jails and VMs that relied on the pool for the reasons you just addressed. On the other hand, this is worth exploring and I do this stuff in my home lab after all :)
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in reply to only50000hours • 2 months ago • •
definitely valuable to be able to stream a copy to a remote block device though... I'd probably have attempted this with iSCSI instead but ggated is probably more efficient
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