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According to the device reviews, lots of potential problems.

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Miyoo Mini +

My mistake, I thought it was this one

Anyone running ZFS?

At the moment I have my NAS setup as a Proxmox VM with a hardware RAID card handling 6 2TB disks. My VMs are running on NVMEs with the NAS VM handling the data storage with the RAIDed volume passed through to the VM direct in Proxmox. I am running it as a large ext4 partition. Mostly photos, personal docs and a few films. Only I ...

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ZFS is great, but to take advantage of it's positives you need the right drives, consumer drives get eaten alive as @scrubbles mentioned and your IO delay will be unbearable. I use Intel enterprise SSDs and have no issues.

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For ZFS what you want is PLP and high DWPD/TBW. This is what Enterprise SSDs provide. Everything you've mentioned so far points to you not needing ZFS so there's nothing to worry about.

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Looking back at your original post, why are you using Proxmox to begin with for NAS storage??

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Yes you don't need Proxmox for what you're doing.

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There is no way to get acceptable IOPS out of HDDs within Proxmox. Your IO delay will be insane. You could at best stripe a ton of HDDs but even then one enterprise grade SSD will smoke it as far as performance goes. Post screenshots of your current Proxmox HDD/SSD disk setup with your ZFS pool, services, and IO delay and then we can talk. The difference that enterprise gives you is night and day.

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I was asking them to post their setup so I can evaluate their experience with regards to Proxmox and disk usage.