Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.
To protect running virtual #ZFSPool
Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.
To protect running virtual #ZFSPool
we rebooted today
📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/11/04/Kernel_gefs_ZFS_and_CVE_2026_98432.shtml
we rebooted today
📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/11/04/Kernel_gefs_ZFS_and_CVE_2026_98432.shtml
BSD picks
📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/10/29/BSD_Release_of_GhostBSD_26_2_and_ZFS.shtml
BSD picks
📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/10/29/BSD_Release_of_GhostBSD_26_2_and_ZFS.shtml
Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.
To protect running virtual #ZFSPool
Because a ZFS datastore in a Proxmox Two-Node cluster operates locally rather than as a shared storage pool, ZFS Pool replication is required to synchronize data between nodes.
To protect running virtual #ZFSPool
Setting it up with raid-Z and transitioning over from whatever your doing now step-by-step disk-by-disk is a lot of terminal work you'd probably need a Linux dweeb's in person help to do it reasonably.
Setting it up with raid-Z and transitioning over from whatever your doing now step-by-step disk-by-disk is a lot of terminal work you'd probably need a Linux dweeb's in person help to do it reasonably.
https://apiary.work/
― Apiary runs a small Colony of FreeBSD hosts as one thing: bhyve VMs and jails, placed and reconciled over Raft consensus, with ZFS storage, PF networking, and a web control plane that shows its work - not a black […]
https://apiary.work/
― Apiary runs a small Colony of FreeBSD hosts as one thing: bhyve VMs and jails, placed and reconciled over Raft consensus, with ZFS storage, PF networking, and a web control plane that shows its work - not a black […]
Personally I'd be using ZFS for your situation. More trustworthy for lots of data.
Personally I'd be using ZFS for your situation. More trustworthy for lots of data.
BSD picks
📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/10/29/BSD_Release_of_GhostBSD_26_2_and_ZFS.shtml
BSD picks
📰 Source: Tux Machines
🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/10/29/BSD_Release_of_GhostBSD_26_2_and_ZFS.shtml