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Every now and then it has such peaks With Home assistant's active VM I have just over 1gb/h and with dockers just as much, so about 2gb/h. In my opinion that's exaggerated! How can I understand who is doing the most writing and how often?

here is the screenshot in the meantime I am keeping the home assistant vm disabled and pihole docker stopped. I think the problem may be pihole because I see writes for about 1gb/h which seems exaggerated to me... Specifically how do I figure out which docker writes the most? I've tried the "File Activity" plugins but it only marks me vm writes.

Here it is, I am attaching what you requested, thanks pakynas-diagnostics-20240204-1922.zip

Hi all, since I installed a second nvme disk to create a cache pool with zfs file system, I noticed that the hdd status led is almost always on. Even if the system is idle, at the end of the day I see that it has written dozens of gigabytes! I have performed various tests, even stopping docker and vms. It happens even if I stop the array. I attach the system log. What can it be? Thank you

Hi all, I have configured vaultwarden docker and I use it without any problem via my personal domain, through cloudflare and Nginx docker. My need is to not expose this service on the internet but I want to access it with my vpn already set up and working. Vaultwarden is problematic because it wants an SSL connection to work, which is why the domain is required! There are many guides about it but I can't figure it out. What do you recommend? Thank you

Ok thanks, so my reasoning was correct. I can use the 4TB unit temporarily to be able to build the pool as I empty the other discs. In the end I configure it as a unit of parity Thank you so much for your availability!

Hi guys, I'm getting the server I ordered soon, it's a motherboard with a Celeron N5105 on it with a TPD of 10w. It seemed like the best solution for good performance and low power consumption. I'll be adding 16GB of ram and a 128gb sata ssd where I'll surely install Home Assistant (already in use on a raspberry that I'll be using for other things), PLEX and PhotoPrism (or similar solutions for automatic backup of photos from smartphones) in docker. Having said that, we come to my doubt. I own 4hdds with stuff already in them for a total of 8TB, NTFS file system. Once I put them in Unraid it will ask me to format them... what strategy can I use to make a correct transfer? My situation: Disk 1: 3TB - 2.3GB occupied Disk 2: 2TB - 1.3GB occupied Disc 3: 2TB - 1.9GB occupied Disk 4: 1TB - 230GB occupied I would like to buy a 4TB IronWolf to use as a parity disk and all the others I plan to format in ZFS. I was planning to empty disk 1 and 2 in the 4TB (not yet in parity!), put both in Unraid, format them in ZFS and pool them. Empty the remaining 2 disks into the pool and then format them in ZFS and put them into the pool as well. Finally empty the 4TB disk, which currently has the data, into the pool and then format it as parity. Is this a good strategy? When I put the last 2 disks in the pool it will still take a long time to rebuild everything, right? Thanks