MattATX
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- Sep 22, 2023
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Howdy! I have a small TrueNAS Core deployment that I've been running on a single 1TB striped volume for a bit now. I've been really happy with it so far, and I'm ready to "graduate" to a slightly more "proper" deployment, and have some redundancy with RaidZ in a 3x1TB configuration!
From what I've seen on the forums you can't shrink an existing pool, but given that my current pool uses less than half of the disk, I was hoping I could somehow export the data to a temporary backup pool, nuke the original pool, create a new RaidZ pool using 500GB on each disk, nuke the backup, then expand the pool on each disk to use the entire disk. I'd really appreciate hearing y'all's thoughts, and any guidance on how to accomplish this!
Cheers,
Matt
From what I've seen on the forums you can't shrink an existing pool, but given that my current pool uses less than half of the disk, I was hoping I could somehow export the data to a temporary backup pool, nuke the original pool, create a new RaidZ pool using 500GB on each disk, nuke the backup, then expand the pool on each disk to use the entire disk. I'd really appreciate hearing y'all's thoughts, and any guidance on how to accomplish this!
Cheers,
Matt