This is a collection of scripts that I use to manage my zfs setup at home for both my personal laptop and server. All of the scripts are written in POSIX sh or Rust. I'm primarily using them on FreeBSD.
Customize the scripts to your needs!
- check_zfs_pool - Checks the pools health. If degraded, it sends you an email.
- get_latest_snapshots - Gets just the latest snapshots.
- listsnaps - Lists all of the snapshots in the zpool.
- safe_cleaner - Wrapper around Honeydew.
- tank_snapshot - Wrapper around zfs_snapshot.
- tank_backup - Wrapper around Cantaloupe.
- zfs_snapshot - Takes a snapshot of a dataset.
- zpool_scrub - Scrubs the pool.
The following scripts have been rewritten in Rust and are now just pointers to where you can get the new versions.
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clean_snapshots - Prints out a message to the new Rust-based cleaner: Honeydew
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zfs_backup - Prints out a message to the new Rust-based backup replicator: Cantaloupe
Note: A label is now mandatory for the Cantaloupe replication format (as it already is for Honeydew). If you were using my
zfs_snapshotscripts, this was already occurring, but it is now enforced at the replication tool level. Before, the oldzfs_backupPython 3 script had that as an optional argument. If you weren't using labels, make sure to rename your snapshots accordingly.
Released under the Simplified BSD License.
- POSIX sh
- Rust