Comment by thesz
21 hours ago
You also need a deduplication, because with simple copy on write you will have a copy for writing the same - change a byte in a file, get a copy, then change it back, get a duplicate.
Deduplication in ZFS needs 5G of RAM for 1TB of logical data - if you expect your agents to produce 2TB of data, you should provide 10G of RAM for deduplication.
Why are your agents expected to produce 2TB of data? Not criticizing, I'm curious. Outside of classifiers I don't have any of my agents produce data, they produce scripts to produce data so it can be deterministic
change a byte ... change it back, get a duplicate.
What are realistic scenarios in which you change a byte back?