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| It lets you change ZFS properties for this workload later without affecting the | It lets you change ZFS properties for this workload later without affecting the | ||
| - | VPS root dataset. | + | VPS root dataset. |
| - | reference quota by the capacity intended for images, create a '' | + | |
| - | subdataset with the freed capacity, and mount it in the VPS at | + | * < |
| - | ''/ | + | * < |
| - | can leave 20 GiB for the root dataset and assign 100 GiB to '' | + | * < |
| - | can then give the first virtual-machine disk 80 GiB and leave 20 GiB free for | + | |
| - | growth and snapshots. | + | For example, from the standard 120 GiB allocation you can leave 20 GiB for the |
| + | root dataset and assign 100 GiB to '' | ||
| + | virtual-machine disk 80 GiB and leave 20 GiB free for growth and snapshots. | ||
| The subdataset is [[manuals: | The subdataset is [[manuals: | ||