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-====== Proxmox - Add Storage Drives ======
-===== ZFS Pools =====
-It is recommended by Proxmox to use ZFS Pools for Storing your VMs.
-ZFS gives you more performance and Redundancy.
-<code bash>
-# Setup
-# List Drives
-$ ls /dev/disk/by-id
-# Create a pool
-$ zpool create -f -m <mount> <pool> <type> <ids>
-- create: subcommand to create the pool.
-- -f: Force creating the pool to bypass the “EFI label error”.
-- -m: The mount point of the pool. If this is not specified, then the pool will be mounted to root as /pool.
-- pool: This is the name of the pool.
-- type: mirror, raidz, raidz2, raidz3. If omitted, the default type is a stripe or raid 0.
-- ids: The names of the drives/partitions to include in the pool obtained from ls /dev/disk/by-id.
-# Eg
-$ zpool create -f -m /mnt/zstorage  zstorage raidz2 <ids>
-# To check your pool
-$ zpool list
-$ zpool list -v
-$ zpool iostat
-$ zpool iostat -v
-# Check Proxmox Storage Manager Know it exists:
-$ pvesm zfsscan
-# configure your ZFS Pool
-$ zfs create zstorage/iso
-$ zsf create zstorage/share
-$ zsf create zstorage/vmstorage
-$ zsf create zstorage/cnstorage
-# To set quota
-$ zfs set quota=1000G zstorage/iso
-# To check
-$ zfs list
-$ zpool status
-$ zpool iostat -v
-# Now go to the gui -> Datacenter -> storage -> Add -> Directory -> zstorage/iso ( Make sure only “ISO image” and “Container template” are selected. )
-# ...Directory -> Add -> ZFS -> Id: vmstorage -> ZFS Pool: /zstorage/vmstorage
-</code>
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