Awesome, thank you.
Would you say there is any difference in the feature set between ZFS protection and File Integrity's protection (blake3)? Or do they both just provide notification of corruption and that's it?
Lately, the File Integrity plugin has been very processor intensive when running checks, so I'm wondering if ZFS may be better. Am I correct in assuming ZFS has no "scanning" process and the detection is done automatically? Or is it like the btrfs check which is quite quick?
Last thing, so if I have a mirrored or raidz2 pool is it possible to ALSO have it protected under the array parity drive, or is it just like another cache pool?