These are policy-driven snapshot management and replication tools which use OpenZFS for underlying next-gen storage. (Btrfs support plans are shelved unless and until btrfs becomes reliable.)
I use sanoid for a NVME on my workstation to create snapshots and everything works like a charm.
But this workstation also has a 20TB zfs hard disk with a large number of backups and snapshots that sanoid should simply ignore. But I often hear loud noise from the hard drive that should normally be spun down and has no config entries in the sanoid.conf. I notice that sanoid calls this:
zfs get -Hrpt snapshot creation
which explains the current behaviour. This call takes 4 minutes to run through on my machine, causing lots of I/O on the hard drive. Is it possible to restrict sanoid to a single pool (or a set of pools)?
I use sanoid for a NVME on my workstation to create snapshots and everything works like a charm.
But this workstation also has a 20TB zfs hard disk with a large number of backups and snapshots that sanoid should simply ignore. But I often hear loud noise from the hard drive that should normally be spun down and has no config entries in the sanoid.conf. I notice that sanoid calls this:
zfs get -Hrpt snapshot creation
which explains the current behaviour. This call takes 4 minutes to run through on my machine, causing lots of I/O on the hard drive. Is it possible to restrict sanoid to a single pool (or a set of pools)?