Dealing with Hard Drives NAS, eSATA, and ZFS
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this video is really, REALLY outdated
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Adverts, thumbs down, didnt watch
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can i setup a decent nas with a itx motherboard and have atleast 10tb
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Sound is hard to hear on this video.
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lockergnome, This video rocks.
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Wow,
I seen this video before?? haha.
The main point to think about here is that zfs uses POOLED storage. All writes within any filesystems within the pool stripe across all the disks within the pool. It is REALLY cool stuff. The projects I have implemented since that last post with zfs is unreal.. It has opened Pandoras Box to me... You MUST use zfs.. It is the future.
Also, you can create pools from empty files if you want. How cool is that ?
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audio sucks on this video
BBHoss1 3 years ago 6
Your man has NO CLUE about ZFS. Zfs is a copy on write transactional filesystem. Using ZFS on the back end enables you Windows users to avail of iSCSI to create zpool volumes to "dish out" disks to your PC/server(s) based on filesystems created on the pool. It is trivial to administrator.
Snapshots/clones as well as the send & recieve feature make ZFS the most advanced filesystem on the palent.
Transactions use a ZIL and it boasts "data is always consistent on disk" which is nice :-)
damoos 2 years ago 4