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Latest revision as of 12:24, 22 February 2010
(Updated: Dec 2009)
This page contains useful references about ZFS.
Training
Go to the ZFS Learning Center to find a variety of courses on ZFS-related topics as well as other useful information about ZFS.
Papers & Reference Material
Go to ZFS Docs at Sun to find presentations, a ZFS Administration Guide, man pages, and a ZFS disk format specification.
A two-part introductory paper on ZFS can be found at ZFS, Sun's Cutting-Edge File System.
Presentations
To see a presentation about ZFS by principal designers Jeff Bonwick and Bill Moore, go to ZFS: The Last Word in File Systems.
Other Resources
For some interesting blogs and websites, go to:
- Jeff Bonwick's ZFS blog entries
- DMU and ZFS FUSE on Linux
- Jim Laurent's Weblog listing a variety of ZFS Resources including best practices, articles with examples, and tuning advice.
For a best practices guide including tuning and configuration details, see the ZFS Best Practices Guide.
For ZFS examples, see Peerapong Kunasirirat's ZFS by Examples
