Yes, ZFS is not the only filesystem with data checksumming and guarantees, but it's one of the very rare exceptions that do.
ZFS has been in productions work loads since 2005, 20 years now. It's proven to be very safe.
BTRFS has known fundamental issues past one disk. It is however improving. I will say BTRFS is fine for a single drive. Even the developers last I checked(a few years ago) don't really recommend it past a single drive, though hopefully that's changing over time.
ZFS has been in productions work loads since 2005, 20 years now. It's proven to be very safe.
BTRFS has known fundamental issues past one disk. It is however improving. I will say BTRFS is fine for a single drive. Even the developers last I checked(a few years ago) don't really recommend it past a single drive, though hopefully that's changing over time.
I'm not familiar enough with bcachefs to comment.