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iohyve already does a good job on creating / using a zfs dataset for the disk image. I am wondering if i can use iohyve to mount a separate zfs dataset onto the VM.
Use case:
I have a VM that will have a mysql database on it. I want to write the mysql data to a separate zfs dataset so it is not coupled with the VM disk image. If there are any corruption in the VM disk image, the database would be fine. I could then rebuild the VM and just continue to use the database.
iohyve already does a good job on creating / using a zfs dataset for the disk image. I am wondering if i can use iohyve to mount a separate zfs dataset onto the VM.
Use case:
I have a VM that will have a mysql database on it. I want to write the mysql data to a separate zfs dataset so it is not coupled with the VM disk image. If there are any corruption in the VM disk image, the database would be fine. I could then rebuild the VM and just continue to use the database.
In the freenas jails world it is possible but i dont know how that is translated to bhyve VMs
https://doc.freenas.org/9.10/freenas_jails.html#add-storage
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