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// Write me a cheatsheet for ZFS
# ZFS Cheatsheet
| Command | Description |
| --- | --- |
| `zpool status` | Show status of zpools |
| `zpool import ssd` | Import an existing zpool named ssd |
| `zpool create ssd /dev/sda` | Create a zpool named ssd with a single disk /dev/sda |
| `zfs list` | Show some metadata of zpools |
| `zfs create ssd/mydataset` | Create a dataset named mydataset in the zpool ssd |
| `zfs set compression=lz4 ssd/mydataset` | Set compression to lz4 for the dataset mydataset in the zpool ssd |
| `zfs destroy ssd/mydataset` | Delete a dataset named mydataset in the zpool ssd |
> IMPORTANT: If you want to use a ZFS Dataset as a host volume for a nomad job, you will need to set permissions for docker to have read and write access by running `chown 70 /zpool/dataset/path` on the host.
## Notes
- ZFS is a file system and logical volume manager that is scalable, includes data integrity, and has a lot of features for managing storage.
- `zpool` is the command for managing storage pools and `zfs` is the command for managing datasets. Datasets exist within storage pools.
- ZFS has a lot of features such as compression, deduplication, snapshots, and clones.
- ZFS is a good choice for managing storage on a single host but it is not a distributed file system. If you need a distributed file system, you should look into Ceph or Seaweedfs.