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#OpenZFS question: is there a `zdb` invocation to efficiently generate a histogram of ZAP size in a dataset?
#OpenZFS question: is there a `zdb` invocation to efficiently generate a histogram of ZAP size in a dataset?
The agonising choice of *NIX users without #OpenZFS who have to decide on their disk partition layout. I do not miss that stress.
I regret that I could not share more about the @openzfs Summit in real time but there is only one of me. Thank you @rubenerd for your great @bhyvecon live microblogging in Tokyo long ago!
Nonetheless, the event stood out for having everyone truly want to be there out of pure passion for the technology and community.
The kitchen lead was a storage architect. The paid A/V was provided by #OpenZFS administrator@BSDTV and we introduced several innovations to the workflow. The set up and tear down helpers were all users and administrators.
With the insane overhead cost of most tech events and misery of so many people participating, I hope we can all experience more of this. No one “had” to be there. They wanted to be there, and it shows.
I don’t know to what size this model can scale, but it’s worth exploring.
We had 51 registrations total, a handful of which were for remote participation.
We received some flak for not being a source of sales leads and badge scans, but that was never, ever, the point of the event.
Thank you everyone who participated in the 2025 OpenZFS (Production) User and Developer Summit we might be seeing you on the East coast in April.
It is a pleasure and honor to work with all of you!
❤️
I regret that I could not share more about the @openzfs Summit in real time but there is only one of me. Thank you @rubenerd for your great @bhyvecon live microblogging in Tokyo long ago!
Nonetheless, the event stood out for having everyone truly want to be there out of pure passion for the technology and community.
The kitchen lead was a storage architect. The paid A/V was provided by #OpenZFS administrator@BSDTV and we introduced several innovations to the workflow. The set up and tear down helpers were all users and administrators.
With the insane overhead cost of most tech events and misery of so many people participating, I hope we can all experience more of this. No one “had” to be there. They wanted to be there, and it shows.
I don’t know to what size this model can scale, but it’s worth exploring.
We had 51 registrations total, a handful of which were for remote participation.
We received some flak for not being a source of sales leads and badge scans, but that was never, ever, the point of the event.
Thank you everyone who participated in the 2025 OpenZFS (Production) User and Developer Summit we might be seeing you on the East coast in April.
It is a pleasure and honor to work with all of you!
❤️
Thanks @dexter and team for the #zfs #openzfs Summit over the previous several days. I couldn't participate in person or watch live, but am watching the recordings. The constructive dialogue is awesome - as one paraphrased example... 'I don't know whether the redact feature would work in that way...' followed by a response 'well, I wrote that function, and it works like this...', followed by open group discussion of various use cases and optimization of backup/restore.
The 2025 #OpenZFS (Production) User and Developer Summit has completed.
We would have loved to share more real time photos but our team is small.
Thank you everyone for making this welcoming, “by the passionate, for the passionate” event such an engaging and memorable experience!
Thanks @dexter and team for the #zfs #openzfs Summit over the previous several days. I couldn't participate in person or watch live, but am watching the recordings. The constructive dialogue is awesome - as one paraphrased example... 'I don't know whether the redact feature would work in that way...' followed by a response 'well, I wrote that function, and it works like this...', followed by open group discussion of various use cases and optimization of backup/restore.
Was just watching the video from the #OpenZFS devsummit on Monday, which was a lot more interesting than I expected. Not being a developer (any more) and not knowing what was on the agenda two months ago, I assumed that the devsummit day would be completely in the weeds of code and so I booked my travel to return home on Monday, but based on the video, maybe I should have stayed. I wouldn't have much to say but a lot to learn.
The 2025 #OpenZFS (Production) User and Developer Summit has completed.
We would have loved to share more real time photos but our team is small.
Thank you everyone for making this welcoming, “by the passionate, for the passionate” event such an engaging and memorable experience!
Was just watching the video from the #OpenZFS devsummit on Monday, which was a lot more interesting than I expected. Not being a developer (any more) and not knowing what was on the agenda two months ago, I assumed that the devsummit day would be completely in the weeds of code and so I booked my travel to return home on Monday, but based on the video, maybe I should have stayed. I wouldn't have much to say but a lot to learn.
Developer Day One of the 2025 #OpenZFS User and Developer Summit.
Not pictured: Lisa H who had to leave for work, Eva W who had to cancel, and Anna F who is participating remotely.
Developer Day One of the 2025 #OpenZFS User and Developer Summit.
Not pictured: Lisa H who had to leave for work, Eva W who had to cancel, and Anna F who is participating remotely.
Helping @dexter with the #OpenZFS User and Developer Summit this weekend.
EDIT: Streaming through Tuesday, links on https://openzfs.org/wiki/OpenZFS_Developer_Summit
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