Linux ZFS

https://lepkov.ru/zfs-cheatsheet/ backup https://habr.com/ru/companies/macloud/articles/547056/
<https://denisbondar.github.io/post/zfs-manual-rus/> - manual <https://xakep.ru/2014/07/08/zfs-at-home/#toc07.> old one

# zfs pools and mount points
tree /dev/zvol/
/dev/zvol/
├── rpool
    ├── data
    │   ├── vm-100-disk-1 -> ../../../zd0
    │   └── vm-100-disk-1-part1 -> ../../../zd0p1
    └── swap -> ../../zd16
 
zfs get all rpool/data/subvol-111-disk-1  | grep com
zfs set compression=off rpool/data/subvol-111-disk-1
 
zfs get compressratio
NAME                          PROPERTY       VALUE  SOURCE
rpool                         compressratio  1.07x  -
rpool/ROOT                    compressratio  1.78x  -
rpool/ROOT/pve-1              compressratio  1.78x  -
rpool/data                    compressratio  1.06x  -
rpool/data/subvol-110-disk-0  compressratio  1.77x  -
 
 
# start trim operation
 zpool trim rpool
# show status
 zpool status -t rpool

Recompress zfs

#You basically have to rewrite every block of every file.
 
#A reasonably safe and simple way to do it is like this, however this
#assumes you have sufficient space.
 
#First set the new value for compression.
 
zfs set compression=on tank/fs
 
#Send a snapshot to a temporary name
 
zfs snapshot tank/***@1
zfs send -R tank/***@1 | zfs recv -vFd tank/fs-recompressed
 
#Mark the original as readonly and send anything newly written
#since the 'zfs send' above started.
 
zfs set readonly=on tank/fs
zfs snapshot tank/***@2
zfs send -i tank/***@1 tank/***@2 | zfs recv -v tank/fs-recompressed
 
#Now delete the original and rename the newone into its place.
 
zfs delete tank/fs
zfs rename tank/fs-recompressed tank/fs
 
#Note that the new tank/fs will have all the the snapshots of
#the original as well since -R was used with the zfs send.

# create file  20 gb
dd if=/dev/zero of=/mnt/sdb3/zpool_test bs=1G count=20
# create pool on file 
zpool create test /mnt/sdb3/zpool_test
 
 
# send data replication to local  system 
 zfs send -vR rpool@snap1 | zfs receive  test -F
 
# send data of zpool to file 
zfs send -vR rpool@snap1 > /mnt/pve/backup/zfs-pve-rpool-20240624.backup
# recieve 
zfs receive rpool < /mnt/pve/backup/zfs-pve-rpool-20240624.backup
 
 
zpool attach rpool nvme-512GB_SSD_NJM358R015419P70GX-part3 ata-SPCC_Solid_State_Disk_AA230918S351201018-part3
zpool remove rpool /mnt/sdb3/zpool_mirror1_1

https://blog.roberthallam.org/2022/09/monitoring-zfs-with-influxdb-grafana-publishing-and-reflection-part-5/
https://github.com/richardelling/zpool_influxdb