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On ZFS it often is old snapshots and it is surprisingly hard to find out how much space will be freed after destroying one. I found out that 'zfs destroy' has
by sandreas 2mo ago
On ZFS it often is old snapshots and it is surprisingly hard to find out how much space will be freed after destroying one.
I found out that 'zfs destroy' has a dry-run option along with one that can show reclaimed space. After this i hacked together a little cli tool [1] that calculates what snapshots need to be deleted to reclaim e.g. 10GB.
It's not really production ready but from time to time it's useful :-)
1: https://github.com/sandreas/zfs-tool https://github.com/sandreas/zfs-tool