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Tag Archives: ZFS
Using ZFS snapshots to keep MySQL backups
Whilst at a customer site the other day the question was raised over how they could keep a fair volume of backups of a MySQL database off site, while minimising bandwidth and disk space. So the usual ‘moon on a … Continue reading
Creating FTP Accounts on ZFS space with quotas
As part of the Gconnect 30:30 server product, I need to create a 10GB FTP store for each server. Its part of the deal so customers can use it either for backup, if they don’t want the server image backups … Continue reading
FreeBSD ZFS Deduplication
Time to prove or disprove the ZFS dedup capabilities. First its important to understand that as with compression, if we change the settings on the storage block then only new data written to that area will be de-duped or compressed. … Continue reading
FreeBSD ZFS – Connecting an existing zpool to a new OS
Imagine that you have your server with an external RAID array running a ZFS file system, or even a separate internal array on the box and the OS array is trashed. Now you have your nice redundant ZFS partition, but … Continue reading
ZFS on FreeBSD – Disk Failures
This morning i’m looking into how ZFS on FreeBSD reacts to disk failure. Using the setup documented in the previous two posts (3 x 2TB HDDs in raidz). First task was to shut down the machine and pull one of … Continue reading
More ZFS on FreeBSD
After yesterday’s success with the ZFS configuration I’m hoping to perform some snapshots and get the compression to be a bit better. I was a bit disappointed with the compression ratio yesterday which was a pitiful 1.15x. I’ll be cheating … Continue reading
ZFS on FreeBSD – Starting out
ZFS has been pasrt of FreeBSD since version 7.0 so as we’re now on the verge of version 9.0 being released I thought i’d better play catchup and make an effort to find out about ZFS. Firstly ZFS stands for … Continue reading
Posted in FreeBSD Administration
Tagged Compression, File System, FreeBSD, RAIDZ, ZFS
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