Could anyone explain where the capacity % comes from for this df -h output (or
where to read to find out, having scoured the man page for df and ZFS admin
guide already)?
# df -h -F zfs
Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on
jira-pool/artifactory
49G 33G 5.2G 87% /artifactory
jira-pool/awstats 49G 1.4G 5.2G 22% /awstats
jira-pool/confluence 49G 2.7G 5.2G 34% /confluence
jira-pool/ebizdocs 49G 3.0G 5.2G 37% /ebizdocs
jira-pool/jira 49G 436M 5.2G 8% /jira
jira-pool/svn 49G 3.9G 5.2G 43% /svn
Shouldn''t the capacity % be the same for each filesystem, as there are
no quotas set and they share the pool?
# zfs get -r -o name,value -H quota
jira-pool none
jira-pool/artifactory none
jira-pool/awstats none
jira-pool/confluence none
jira-pool/ebizdocs none
jira-pool/jira none
jira-pool/svn none
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greg evigan wrote:> Could anyone explain where the capacity % comes from for this df -h output (or where to read to find out, having scoured the man page for df and ZFS admin guide already)? > > # df -h -F zfs > Filesystem size used avail capacity Mounted on > jira-pool/artifactory > 49G 33G 5.2G 87% /artifactory > jira-pool/awstats 49G 1.4G 5.2G 22% /awstats > jira-pool/confluence 49G 2.7G 5.2G 34% /confluence > jira-pool/ebizdocs 49G 3.0G 5.2G 37% /ebizdocs > jira-pool/jira 49G 436M 5.2G 8% /jira > jira-pool/svn 49G 3.9G 5.2G 43% /svn > > Shouldn''t the capacity % be the same for each filesystem, as there are no quotas set and they share the pool? >The available space is shared by all data sets in the pool. Thus the percentage used is calculated as used/(used+available). IMHO the percentage used it isn''t very useful. -- richard