zfs discuss - Jan 2010 - ZFS Web Administration?

I was wondering what the future holds for web-based administration of ZFS?  In
SXCE and prior versions of Solaris, the Sun Management Console or WebConsole
is/was used to administer ZFS.  However, the Webconsole packages are not part of
Opensolaris, and SXCE is supposed to be discontinued at the end of this month. 
So, what is the replacement for this functionality?  I''ve seen various
things about the OpenPegasus system being used, but no definitive information on
how to use it, what to install, etc.

Can anyone provide any insight into how web-based ZFS management is supposed to
or will work in Opensolaris, especially given the fact that the Java-based
webconsole is being phased out?

Thanks!
-Nick
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You could use NexetaStor (www.nexenta.com) which is a commercial storage
appliance, however - it based on opensolaris, but it is not just a package to
install.

Also there is EONStor (www.genunix.org).
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hello
you can try webadmin application napp-it.

it''s a s free and end-user configurable perl-cgi script to manage your
nexenta (core), eon or opensolaris server via browser. (not only zfs, also user,
network, iscsi..).
it  will support newest features of snv 129 like dedup, zfs3..

see http://www.napp-it.org


gea
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