Thanks for your suggestions :)
Another thing comes to my mind (expecially after a past bad experience with a
buggy storage non-zfs backend).
Usually (correct me if I'm wrong) the storage will be having redundancy on its
zfs volumes (be it mirror or raidz).
Once the redundant volume is exposed as
I'm trying to guess what is the best practice in this scenario:
- let's say I have a zfs based storage (let's say nexenta) that has it zfs
pools and volumes shared as iScsi raw devices
- let's say I have another server running xvm or virtualbox connected to the
storage
- let's say one of the
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 7:08 AM, Gabriele Bulfon gbul...@sonicle.com wrote:
My question is:
- is it correct to mount the iScsi device as base disks for the VM and then
create zpools/volumes in it, considering that behind it there is already
another zfs?
Yes, that will work fine. In fact, zfs
