Around California, a Poke bowl is sashimi-grade tuna in a bowl with nori, sesame seeds, rice and a hot sauce (usually sriracha and mayo).
My only concern with ZFS has been the alleged memory overhead. I
thought I heard a gig per terabyte? Is this realistic?
So it depends on your requirements. If you want fast I/O *and* de-duplication, then yes its a gig per terabyte apparently.
I run it on a 4GB QNAP that has 16TB of storage - but I dont use de-duplication, and its just stores my photos and videos. (IE: I dont use it as a drive letter that I read/write edit files from directly). That same machine also has a jellyfin jail.
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