Beginner's guide to ZFS. Part 21: Encrypting Datasets

In this series of videos I demonstrate the fantastic file system called ZFS.

Part 21 is the final part in this series about ZFS. It shows how to create encrypted datasets.

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[billchapin]

Thank you very much for taking the time to create the beginner's guide to zfs. Helped me out greatly on configuring it with my homelab. Hope to use it in production at some point.

[WobblycogsUk]

Many thanks for making this series. I was struggling to get my head around how vdevs, pools and datasets all worked together and now it's clear. I can't believe everyone isn't using NFS now that I've seen what it can do.

[abieo]

Ditto the others. Great guide. Very demonstrative. Thank you! Maybe, consider adding something above cache and zlog.

[realdimi]

Watched them all and feel more confident in using this zfs now. Thanks for spreading the knowledge, subscribed to channel and will come back!
Now i am off to learn more about how to handle encryption of rpool and additional disks during boot time.

[danielkrajnik]

thanks a lot, we need more zfs guides like this

[taichimaster]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and creating this series. I watched all of them and found them very informative.

[appusajeev]

Nice tutorial ! By the way, which is this font that you are using?