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by paulgdp
1348 days ago
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I allocate all my SSD space to one ZFS pool and then: - I can easily create new subvolumes (filesystems or block devices), for different mount points, containers, other distributions, VM disks... - The free space is shared between all of them, no need to anticipate a partitioning layout - I have a service that automatically snapshots some of them, others not - I love the ZFS tools, I'm very happy to use them on all my machines - I use NixOS everywhere and so it's also easier to share the same conf on all my machines - I can send volumes easily from one machine to the other (zfs send) I probably miss other things, but I also love consistency ;) |
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