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Tag Archives: ZFS
Booting FreeBSD from GZIP-compressed ZFS root volume – done
I’m proud to announce, yesterday my changes were committed to the kernel part of the FreeBSD OS source code: sys/cddl/boot/zfs, so in addition to all the possible algorithms (including ZSTD), GZIP is now supported by FreeBSD on compressed ZFS root … Continue reading
Booting FreeBSD from GZIP-compressed ZFS root volume
Guys, look, I have finally come up with something that can be interesting not just for me, but for a few more people around the world. Earlier playing with my Linux to FreeBSD upgrade script, I faced an issue of … Continue reading
RAIDZ on-disk format vs. small blocks
Possible ZFS performance problems with small blocks, block alignment and much more explained by Mike Gerdts.
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Tagged block, performance, raidz, Storage, volume, ZFS
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First sketches of the new BeaST Grid family storage system
“The BeaST Grid” is a work name of the reliable storage cluster concept. It will consist of a few Controller Nodes with optional internal drives and several Drive only Nodes. All nodes are commodity computers with internal drives. Controller Nodes will … Continue reading
The BeaST storage system with ZFS and CTL HA, latest news
Finally, I did it! The BeaST storage system with ZFS and CTL HA works in ALUA mode with zpools balanced over controllers. The BeaST Quorum automates Failover/Failback operations. Yes, I have something to say now: Read the full description on … Continue reading
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Tagged articles, BeaST, cache, CTL HA, dual-controller, FreeBSD, High Available, iSCSI, SAN, Storage, ZFS
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Fighting with ZFS to make zpools failover/failback possible
After success with single zpool switching, I’m trying now to create a reliable and balanced construction with two controllers and two pools. When one of the controllers is dead, its pool successfully migrates to the other controller. But when the … Continue reading
Fresh BSD Magazine with my article as a headline!
Boasting now as the fresh BSD Magazine puts my paper “Nearly Online Zpool Switching Between Two FreeBSD Machines” on top of the issue’s cover. My text is about problems of ZFS storage pool sharing between computers and solutions of overcoming these obstacles. To … Continue reading
The BeaST Classic with RAID arrays and CTL HA + the BeaST Quorum
I have just uploaded the guide for the BeaST Classic in the confuguration with RAID arrays and CTL HA + the BeaST Quorum, so now we have complete documentation for the RAID part of the BeaST Classic. The BeaST with … Continue reading
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Tagged BeaST, CTL HA, FreeBSD, High Available, iSCSI, SAN, Storage, ZFS
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The BeaST storage is one year old
A year has passed since I got early results with the BeaST storage system concept. The first public announce was made on 2016.04.22 and the full paper was published a week after. Thanks to the BSD Magazine for republishing all my papers and for … Continue reading
ZFS internals by Leal
These ten wonderful posts from Leal’s blog will teach you how to deal with not only ZFS internals 🙂 Thanks to Stoyan Stoyanov for pointing it to me.