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Where did disk space go in zfs?
The size of the volume is 14.5T and the size of the data set created on this volume is 6.09T.
No quotas have been set.
# zpool get size
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
hdd1 size 14.5T -
# zpool get all hdd1
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
hdd1 size 14.5T -
hdd1 capacity 22% -
hdd1 altroot /mnt local
hdd1 health ONLINE -
hdd1 guid 3863011763114068054 default
hdd1 version - default
hdd1 bootfs - default
hdd1 delegation on default
hdd1 autoreplace off default
hdd1 cachefile /data/zfs/zpool.cache local
hdd1 failmode continue local
hdd1 listsnapshots off default
hdd1 autoexpand on local
hdd1 dedupditto 0 default
hdd1 dedupratio 1.00x -
hdd1 free 11.3T -
hdd1 allocated 3.20T -
hdd1 readonly off -
hdd1 comment - default
hdd1 expandsize - -
hdd1 freeing 0 default
hdd1 fragmentation 20% -
hdd1 leaked 0 default
hdd1 [email protected]_destroy enabled local
hdd1 [email protected]_bpobj active local
hdd1 [email protected]_compress active local
hdd1 [email protected]_vdev_crash_dump enabled local
hdd1 [email protected]_histogram active local
hdd1 [email protected]_txg active local
hdd1 [email protected]_birth active local
hdd1 [email protected]_dataset enabled local
hdd1 [email protected]_data active local
hdd1 [email protected] enabled local
hdd1 [email protected]_limits enabled local
hdd1 [email protected]_blocks enabled local
# zfs get quota hdd1
NAME PROPERTY VALUE SOURCE
hdd1 quota none local
# zfs list
NAME
hdd1 6.09T 728G 140K /mnt/hdd1
hdd1/.system 64.7M 728G 151K legacy
hdd1/.system/configs-5ece5c906a8f4df886779fae5cade8a5 44.8M 728G 44.8M legacy
hdd1/.system/cores 17.8M 728G 17.8M legacy
hdd1/.system/rrd-5ece5c906a8f4df886779fae5cade8a5 140K 728G 140K legacy
hdd1/.system/samba4 523K 728G 523K legacy
hdd1/.system/syslog-5ece5c906a8f4df886779fae5cade8a5 1.36M 728G 1.36M legacy
hdd1/ESXi 4.06T 4.39T 389G -
hdd1/ESXi1 1.02T 1.57T 158G -
hdd1/backup 1.01T 728G 1.01T /mnt/hdd1/backup
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copy-on-write filesystems like
ZFS don't free up space on deletion,
and even more so if you've used zfs clone or zfs snapshot.
It's not clear what's bothering you. You have reserved your space for ZVOLs. Now you have 6.09 TB occupied, and 5.96 more are available in total on datasets:
hdd1/ESXi 4.06T 4.39T 389G -
hdd1/ESXi1 1.02T 1.57T 158G -
(second column -- available space). Which in total gives us 12.05 TB. Plus 728 GB available on the core dataset. In total, it turns out ~ 12.8 TB. Plus or minus, taking into account metadata, here it is your volume, no?
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