Comes with 6.17.6 kernel.

The only alternative that the devs offer is either Scrutiny as a docker application or running smartctl test directly from the shell. To be honest I do not find Scrutiny that bad. It provides a nice GUI with an overview of the disks stats.

Most important OpenZFS announcement: AnyRaid
This is a new vdev type based on mirror or Raid-Zn to build a vdev from disks of any size where datablocks are striped in tiles (1/64 of smallest disk or 16G). Largest disk can be 1024x of smallest with maximum of 256 disks per vdev. AnyRaid Vdevs can expand, shrink and auto rebalance on shrink or expand.
Basically the way Raid-Z should have be from the beginning and propably the most superiour flexible raid concept on the market.
Large Sector/ Labels
Large format NVMe require them
Improve S3 backed pools efficiency
Blockpointer V2
More uberblocks to improve recoverability of pools
Amazon FSx
fully managed OpenZFS storage as a service
Zettalane storage
with HA in mind, based on S3 object storage
This is nice as they use Illumos as base
Storage grow (be prepared)
no end in sight (AI needs)
cost: hd=1x, SSD=6x
Discussions:
mainly around realtime replication, cluster options with ZFS, HA and multipath and object storage integration

Welcome to version v2.2.0 of Immich. This release comes with the traditional Immich fashion, where the features and enhancements list is longer than the bug fixes list. Let’s dive right into the highlights of this exciting release
v2 versions

An application dashboard that offers an easy way to access your self-hosted applications.

Smooth upgrade.

