Let's take a look into ZFS and zpools on FreeBSD 

Dear sir! What an ingenious decision to dedicate a channel almost entirely to FreeBSD, the most stable and technologically advanced operating system of our time! 🤓

Thanks!! :-) About 14 years ago I started admin with Solaris and ZFS at my job - After some years I switched over to FreeBSD and still use (only) BSD and ZFS. Never lost a file - although one server lost a lot of its 48 disks. I like ZFS - but that is only one of several reasons I like FreeBSD. Maybe you can also make a video on Chimera Linux - what already someone of the FreeBSD side did :-) Chimera Linux has a lot of *BSD inside - that is very intesrsting! And they say: "The FreeBSD tools were chosen for their high quality code and solid feature set. Some source code is also taken from NetBSD and OpenBSD." - nice! Linux with *BSD roots... I don't want a mixture in future, but just the fact, that the Linux side claims that FreeBSD base is solid stable - that is a note worth!! Especially in this bloated Linux distribution jungle :-) All the best! Norbert

Excellent features overview, thanks! Thought we were going to look at snapshots though. I must have missed it.

0:48 you only need lots of RAM if you want lots of performance, ZFS runs just fine on systems with only 2GB and 512MB of ARC :^)

Is it worth using ZFS on a 226g laptop ?

ISO files are already compressed, so ZFS should stop trying to compress the ISO file after a few msecs.