Using FreeBSD as a File Server With ZFS

Module 1: FREEBSD and ZFS
Introduction to ZFS under FREEBSD

• Why ZFS on FREEBSD?
• ZFS features and concepts

Module 1 exercises:

• Execute ZFS commands to check status of pools and metadata
• Create a single disk pool

Module 2 title:  ZFS Administration
Module 2 description: Cover the commands and features to administrate ZFS volumes

• Create, destroy, list pools
• Zpools: single, mirrored, raid
• Understand ZFS properties

Module 2 exercises:

• Get and set properties
• Set Disk Quotas

Module 3 title: Putting it all to work: Hosting our files using ZFS
Module 3 description: With the previous acquired knowledge, create a plan on how to organize our files and pools to host our files.

• Set ZFS properties based on the content of the files to host
• ZFS tuning
• Create a File Server using our pools

Module 3 exercises:

• Explore ZFS features using hosted content on a pool
• Serving content
• Check ZFS performance

About the Instructor:

Carlos Antonio Neira Bustos has worked about ten years as a software developer, porting and debugging enterprise legacy applications in several languages, like C, C++, Java, Common Lisp, Clojure and Python. He is currently employed as a software developer under Z/OS, debugging and troubleshooting legacy applications for a global financial company. 

 REF: https://bsdmag.org/course/using-freebsd-as-a-file-server-with-zfs-2/