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Anybody looking for #FreeBSD #ZFS job in Europe or Armenia? Take a look at lists.freebsd.org/archives/freโ€ฆ. As I worked on that position until this August, I can only recommend it. The only reason I left is because of a full time open source position. Whoever fills in the position, I can promise you, you'll see wonders and make wonderful friends for life! ๐Ÿ˜ƒ I still chat with my old team members, and with some of them on a regular basis. In any case, good luck!


should have stared at it longer, then i would have seen it.

I used #lvm for a long time. But have since moved to #zfs, as that signifincanlty reduces the needed layers.

#zfs #lvm


#illumos #omnios is absolutely incredible. The system is very well designed IMO, I had already experienced the more cohesively designed #BSD but here it feels a bit *more* (although quite similar in some aspects to #freebsd of course).

Linux feels like a duct-taped amalgamation of random ideas, don't get me wrong I love Linux and all it represents, but it's a system that has been grown in any direction.

With Illumos instead it feels like you have orthogonal powerful building blocks you can compose into something greater than the sum of its parts. #zfs #dtrace #zones #crossbow it all works beautifully, both on their own and together.

After seeing how virtualized networking can be done in solaris, the docker networking stack feels so sad in comparison.

So far I'm very impressed.



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.



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#truenas #zvault #freebsd #zfs #storage #nas #core


Running a `zpool scrub` on my mirrored NVMe SSDs. The image on the left is without heatsinks and the right is with heatsinks. Both graphs show a 50 minute time window.

Before installing heatsinks it took 15-20 minutes to scrub, and since, it's only 6 minutes. Perhaps the drives were thermal throttling?

Either way, โ‚ฌ20 well-spent I'd say.

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