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Compiled general list of helpful commands - This one isn't ZFS specific, and I'm trying to add things from my bash profile aliases and the like over time as I use them.Users have noted going from 10's of MB/s up to 700MB/s when moving from default VM virtual NIC's over to SR-IOV NICs (see the thread for details SR-IOV on UnRAID - The first guide I created specifically for UnRAID, posted directly to the forum as opposed to in github.Far more configurable, and more performant with appropriate resources/tuning. MariaDB - (in progress) - I don't use Maria/MySQL much personally, but I've had to work with it a bunch for work and it's pretty common in homelabbing with how long of a history it has and the dev's desire to make supporting users using the DB easier (you can get yourself in a whole lot more trouble a whole lot quicker by mucking around without proper research in PG than My/Maria imo).

#Openzfs postgres tuning recommendations how to#

Postgres - Keeping your applications performance snappy using PG to back systems with millions of files, 10's or even hundreds of applications, and how to monitor and tune for your specific HW with your unique combination of applications.Haven't finished documenting the whole of the facial recog part, nor elasticsearch.

#Openzfs postgres tuning recommendations full#

Nextcloud - Using nextcloud, onlyoffice, elasticsearch, redis, postgres, nginx, some custom cron tasks, and customization of the linuxserver container (.and zfs) to get highly performant app responsiveness even while using apps like facial recognition, full text search, and online office file editing.Sonarr/Radarr/Lidarr - This is kind of a 'less done' version of the Ombi guide currently (as it's just SQLite as well), but with some work (in progress / not done) towards getting around a few of the limitations put in place by the application's hard-coded values.

Ombi - Why you don't need to migrate to MariaDB/MySQL to be performant even with a massive collection / user count, and how to do so.

Also details some use cases for ZFS's feature sets (automating backups and DR, simplifying the process of testing upgrades of complex multi-application containers prior to implementing them into production, things like that). More of an opinion piece, but with some backing data enough that I feel comfortable and confident in the stance taken here.

Why would we want ZFS on UnRAID? What can we do with it? - A primer on what our use-case is for adding ZFS to UnRAID, what problems it helps solve, and why we should care.

However, I'm on vacation this week, and finally have a few of them polished up to the point that I feel like they can be useful!Ĭurrently guides included are (always changing, updated 08.03.22): But with the lockdown, I haven't gotten out much, and work's been so busy with other things, I haven't much been able to scratch that itch. I derive great satisfaction from doing things like this, relishing the times when work's given me projects where I get to create and then present technical content to technical folks.

I've been slowly documenting my setup as time's gone on, and as I was already doing so for myself, I thought it might be helpful to build it out a bit further in a form that could be referenced by others (if they so choose). I've been using ZFS almost since it's arrival on the open source scene, starting back with the release of OpenSolaris back in late 2008, and using it as my filesystem of choice wherever possible ever since. It's all written from the perspective of *my* servers though, so it's tinged with ZFS throughout - what this means in practice is that, while not all of the information/recommendations provided will apply to each person's systems, at least some part of them should be useful to most, if not all (all is the goal!). I'm posting this in the General section as it's all eventually going to run the gambit, from stuff that's 'generically UnRAID', to container/DB performance tuning, VMs, and so on. To get to the point as quickly as possible: As I'd alluded to in my earlier SR-IOV guide, I've been (.slowly.) working on turning my server config/deployment notes into something that'd at least have the opportunity to be more useful to others as they're using UnRAID.