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[Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

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[Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#1 Post by donald »

In the same vein as the Uptime Championships thread, I humbly bring before you all the conquest for the near ultimate bragging right:

How much actual data storage do you have available to you at this time?

Caveats: Storage must be accessible, mounted, df -h'd, and so on. Proof is required. Fellow members will ask for system details so be honest and upfront. :)

Work computers/servers are allowed (don't reveal company secrets), but must be declared as such.

Learning from the Uptime Championships thread, the reply should have a text/code/quote or .png entry of ALL available mounted shares on the computer(s)/server(s) at hand. Several images or data points can count toward your overall capacity.

We will have 2 Champions. A Work and a Personal system champion. Both merit gold medals. We give this thread 30 days for completion. The 2 champions will get a golden SSD avatar/rank under their avatars ... if that is something that the champions desire. :)

Please, please, please if you post a work array do not reveal any details, the same for the miniature home systems, please do not post any revealing details..

Any old school tape user gets an automatic x23 point percentage increase and a x27 point increase for holding onto that technology, however you lose 37 points for being a dinosaur. :)

Home and other gurus: If you need to discount some shares when using 'df -hs', use 'df -hs | grep -v $app'. Which omits a lot of snap, core, or other shares that are pointless overall, just omit them. You can also double on the grep -v twice like so:

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df -h | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs
You can nest the line above for shares or mount points that you need to hide. ;)

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 df -h | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs | grep -v sockcollection
Good luck and may the force be against you.

Edit: To make this easier please use the --total command line flag to make it easier to add up the total.

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Please use the following style of command:

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df -h --total | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs | grep -v sockcollection

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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#2 Post by steve_v »

Hmm, guess I'll bite, why not...
Home system won't win any awards, but gets the job done. Excluding cold backup drives (2x4TB), laptop (~1TB) and various other small systems (<1TB).

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df -h | egrep -iv "snap|udev|tmpfs|cgroup|zram|none|mp3fs"
Filesystem                Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sdb2                 220G  121G   89G  58% /
/dev/sdb1                 504M  129M  350M  27% /boot
/dev/sdc3                 458G  342G   93G  79% /home
/dev/md127                3.6T  3.3T  327G  92% /mnt/rust
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank    17T  1.0M   17T   1% /mnt/tank
192.168.4.100:/mnt/spool  3.6T  2.6T  1.1T  71% /mnt/spool
192.168.4.100:/mnt/fpool  438G     0  438G   0% /mnt/fpool
192.168.4.100:/home       100G   14G   81G  15% /mnt/homes
Where "/mnt/tank" is a ZFS pool, so 'df' is wildly inaccurate:

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zpool list tank
NAME   SIZE  ALLOC   FREE  CKPOINT  EXPANDSZ   FRAG    CAP  DEDUP    HEALTH  ALTROOT
tank  58.1T  34.5T  23.7T        -         -     9%    59%  1.00x    ONLINE  -
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zfs list tank
NAME   USED  AVAIL     REFER  MOUNTPOINT
tank  24.5T  16.7T      401K  /mnt/tank
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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#3 Post by cds60601 »

Home:

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[chris@mars ~]$  df -h | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs | grep -v sockcollection
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/nvme0n1p2   20G   13G  5.8G  69% /
/dev/nvme0n1p1  510M   73M  438M  15% /boot
/dev/nvme0n1p3  897G  9.8G  841G   2% /home
/dev/sda1       916G  454G  416G  53% /mnt/work
/dev/sdb1       916G  433G  438G  50% /mnt/xa
/dev/sdc1       916G  483G  387G  56% /mnt/xb
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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#4 Post by oswaldkelso »

The fan died on my freedombox and being a Thinkpad it won't boot until I fit the new one! You'll just have make do with this thread and the picture :-)

Storage is on the left. 15TB

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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#5 Post by wizard10000 »

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wizard@wizard-laptop:~$ df -h | egrep -iv "snap|udev|tmpfs|cgroup|zram|none|mp3fs"
Filesystem                     Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/nvme0n1p2                 468G   35G  429G   8% /
/dev/nvme0n1p1                 476M   11M  465M   3% /boot/efi
/dev/mmcblk0p1                 234G  165G   57G  75% /media/music
/dev/sda1                      1.8T  992G  823G  55% /media/external
192.168.1.100:/media/internal  1.8T  992G  823G  55% /media/server-internal
192.168.1.100:/                219G   42G  175G  20% /media/server
192.168.1.100:/media/external  1.8T  992G  823G  55% /media/server-external
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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#6 Post by Zoot »

Here's my server.

There are two main pools which are organized together with mergerfs. The Media-Pool is protected with SnapRAID, the Storage-Pool has no parity protection.

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mark : server @ ~ $ df -h | grep Pool
Media-Pool       55T   35T   20T  64% /Media_Pool
Storage-Pool    2.7T  1.5T  1.3T  55% /Storage_Pool
Media-Pool consists of the combination of all of the drives mounted on the /MediaX directories below, and the two ParityX drives form the Parity, so 80TB in total, but with 60TB usable across 8x10TB HDDs. The Storage-Pool is then is the combination of the /StorageX drives (both SSDs) below, so 3TB in total.

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mark : server @ ~ $ df -h -t  ext4
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
/dev/sde2       113G   28G   80G  27% /
/dev/sdc1       9.1T  5.7T  3.4T  63% /Media1
/dev/sda1       916G  345G  572G  38% /Storage2
/dev/sdf1       9.1T  5.9T  3.2T  65% /Media4
/dev/sdh1       9.1T  5.2T  3.9T  58% /Media5
/dev/sdk1       9.1T  7.7T  1.5T  85% /Parity1
/dev/sde3       115G  2.5G  107G   3% /home
/dev/sdb1       1.8T  1.2T  677G  64% /Storage1
/dev/sde4       626G  303G  323G  49% /Appdata
/dev/sdg1       9.1T  7.7T  1.4T  85% /Media2
/dev/sdi1       9.1T  7.7T  1.5T  85% /Parity2
/dev/sdd1       9.1T  6.3T  2.8T  70% /Media3
/dev/sdj1       9.1T  4.0T  5.1T  44% /Media6
Here's snapraid's output for the Media-Pool just to give a bit more information:

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mark : server @ ~ $ snapraid status
Self test...
Loading state from /Appdata/snapraid/content-file/marks-server.content...
Using 2864 MiB of memory for the file-system.
SnapRAID status report:

   Files Fragmented Excess  Wasted  Used    Free  Use Name
            Files  Fragments  GB      GB      GB
   18990      44      92   -76.9    6223    3694  62% media1
   15396      18      27   -77.9    8410    1507  84% media2
   12481      14      17   -78.1    6887    3029  69% media3
    5933      25      71   -79.1    6440    3477  64% media4
   44320      51      74   -73.9    5665    4252  57% media5
  701914    1161    2296    15.9    4353    5546  44% media6
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  799034    1313    2577    15.9   37980   21507  63%

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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

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root@:(~)#: df -h --total | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs | grep -v sockcollection | grep -v tmp
Filesystem                                             Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev                                                   7.8G     0  7.8G   0% /dev
/dev/sda8                                              210G  195G  4.8G  98% /
/dev/sda6                                              217G  133G   73G  65% /home/donald/u
/dev/sda2                                              356M   59M  298M  17% /boot/efi
/dev/mapper/paperless                                  2.7T  2.1T  548G  80% /paperless
/dev/sde1                                               32M   22M   11M  69% /media/donald/1234-5678
/dev/sdj                                               4.6T  695G  3.7T  16% /media/donald/newspaper
/dev/sdl                                               4.6T   28K  4.3T   1% /media/root/five1
/dev/sdk                                               5.5T   28K  5.2T   1% /media/root/Six
total                                                   18T  3.2T   14T  19% -
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18T - Self

The /media points are portable storage drives which I spin up as needed for Archive/Backup, they are generally not in great use. /1234-5678 was a USB stick I left plugged in. So for the daily I have 3T on my computer.

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{root}@[     ]:> df -h --total | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs | grep -v sockcollection | grep -v tmp
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev             16G     0   16G   0% /dev
/dev/sda1       1.6T  1.3T  220G  86% /
/dev/sdb1        19T  811M   18T   1% /sto
total            20T  1.3T   18T   7% -
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20T - Server

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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#8 Post by donald »

There is some SERIOUS storage going on around here. :D
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Notebook:

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chris@LENOVO15:~$ df -h | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev            3.6G     0  3.6G   0% /dev
/dev/sda2        25G   14G   11G  57% /
/dev/sda3        40G  6.4G   31G  18% /home
/dev/sda1       524M  5.8M  519M   2% /boot/efi
/dev/sda6       641G  221G  388G  37% /home/chris/DATA
/dev/sda7        98G   43G   50G  47% /home/chris/VMS
/dev/sda8        40G   29G  8.8G  77% /home/chris/MYDOCS-VM
Desktop:

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chris@MAINDESK:~$ df -h | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs
df: /run/user/1000/doc: Operation not permitted
Filesystem               Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev                     7.8G     0  7.8G   0% /dev
/dev/sdb2                 25G   13G   11G  55% /
/dev/sdb3                 40G  7.8G   30G  21% /home
/dev/sdj1                 59G   27G   30G  48% /home/chris/.Backup_Drives/MD-SYSBACK
/dev/sdj2                 89G   48G   37G  57% /home/chris/.Backup_Drives/MD-HOMEBACK
/dev/sda3                 40G   12G   26G  33% /home/chris/MYDOCS-VM
/dev/sdb1                511M   14M  498M   3% /boot/efi
/dev/sda1                866G  430G  395G  53% /home/chris/DATA
/dev/sdj3                3.5T  2.8T  484G  86% /home/chris/.Backup_Drives/MD-DATABACK
/dev/sdc1                916G  191G  679G  22% /home/chris/DATA1
/dev/sdd2                 98G   13G   80G  15% /home/chris/MD-SHARED
/dev/sdd1                819G  527G  250G  68% /home/chris/VMS
//10.1.1.10/MUSIC        984G  471G  513G  48% /home/chris/MUSIC
//10.1.1.10/MOVIES       984G   83G  902G   9% /home/chris/MOVIES
//10.1.1.10/PICTURES     781G   69G  713G   9% /home/chris/PICTURES
//10.1.1.10/CIFS-SHARES  984G   72G  912G   8% /home/chris/CIFS-SHARES
Server:

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chris@MAINSERV:~$ df -h | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs
Filesystem      Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
udev            7.8G     0  7.8G   0% /dev
/dev/sdb4        15G  8.2G  5.8G  59% /
/dev/sdb5        49G  1.8G   45G   4% /home
/dev/sdb1       511M  5.8M  506M   2% /boot/efi
/dev/sdb6       807G  165G  602G  22% /home/chris/VMS
/dev/sdk1       1.8T  377G  1.4T  22% /home/chris/Backups/BACKUPS-2
/dev/sdj1       3.6T  1.2T  2.3T  35% /home/chris/BACKUPS-VITAL
/dev/sdc1       916G  416G  455G  48% /home/chris/DATA
/dev/sda1       7.3T  6.5T  367G  95% /home/chris/Backups/BACKUPS-1
/dev/sde1       2.7T  423G  2.2T  17% /home/chris/RESTORE1
/dev/sdh1       916G  160G  711G  19% /home/chris/DATA1
/dev/sdf1       2.7T   12K  2.6T   1% /home/chris/RESTORE2
/dev/sdg2       984G   33G  902G   4% /home/chris/MOVIES
/dev/sdg3       781G   29G  713G   4% /home/chris/PICTURES
/dev/sdg1       984G  421G  513G  46% /home/chris/MUSIC
/dev/sdi1       984G   22G  912G   3% /home/chris/CIFS-SHARES
/dev/sdi2       1.8T  982G  695G  59% /home/chris/Backups/BACKUP-ARCHIVES
Excluding duplication of the CIFS shares and using 1TB=1000GB, I get a total of 33652.7GB.

Haven't included another notebook, TV server and a dedicated Windows machine for proprietary software, each with 1TB drives. Moot point really since the last two posts blew me out of the water.

All systems based at home, but that's where I work from, so do include some work content.

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I'm not even going to bother. :lol:

Around 300GB left on my laptop, about the same on my gaming machine and maybe 800 GB on the file server.
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canci wrote: 2023-03-19 22:08I'm not even going to bother. :lol:
The same :D

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#12 Post by donald »

BBQdave wrote: 2023-03-19 22:39
canci wrote: 2023-03-19 22:08I'm not even going to bother. :lol:
The same :D

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How 'bout a participation ribbon for efficient use of (somewhat) small drive :lol:
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@donald

Hooray for the participation ribbon! :D

And thanks for including us small fry drives :)
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#14 Post by donald »

BBQdave wrote: 2023-03-19 23:03 @donald

Hooray for the participation ribbon! :D

And thanks for including us small fry drives :)
I updated it again for a running tally, you are in there my friend. :)
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#15 Post by Fossy »

slightly or somewhat more modestly :)
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├─sda2 8:2 0 110,1G 0 part /
└─sda3 8:3 0 8,8G 0 part [SWAP]
sdb 8:16 1 57,6G 0 disk
└─sdb1 8:17 1 57,6G 0 part /media/****/USB STICK ... (Backup)
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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

#16 Post by steve_v »

donald wrote: 2023-03-19 11:25 | steve_v | 25Tib |
This is not even remotely the correct total.

As I noted, this line is not accurate:
steve_v wrote: 2023-03-19 11:48

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df -h | egrep -iv "snap|udev|tmpfs|cgroup|zram|none|mp3fs"
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank    17T  1.0M   17T   1% /mnt/tank
'df' cannot accurately determine the properties of a zfs dataset (see oracle docs for explanations), which is why I also included:
steve_v wrote: 2023-03-19 11:48

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zfs list tank
NAME   USED  AVAIL     REFER  MOUNTPOINT
tank  24.5T  16.7T      401K  /mnt/tank
(usable, accounting for redundancy & overhead)
The true usable size of the (8x8TB RAIDZ2) pool mounted at '/mnt/tank' is: 24.5 used + 16.7 available = 41.2Tib

When it comes to ZFS, 'df' is complete nonsense. Had I included all the (on-demand) mounted datasets below 'tank' it would have made even less sense:

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df -h --total -t nfs4
Filesystem                        Size  Used Avail Use% Mounted on
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank            17T  1.0M   17T   1% /mnt/tank
192.168.4.100:/mnt/spool          3.6T  2.6T  1.1T  71% /mnt/spool
192.168.4.100:/mnt/fpool          438G     0  438G   0% /mnt/fpool
192.168.4.100:/home               100G   14G   81G  15% /mnt/homes
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/Local      31T   14T   17T  46% /mnt/tank/Local
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/Backups   1.4T  516G  844G  38% /mnt/tank/Backups
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/Archive    23T  6.0T   17T  27% /mnt/tank/Archive
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/VMs       1.0T   27G  998G   3% /mnt/tank/VMs
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/Dropbox   500G   22G  479G   5% /mnt/tank/Dropbox
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/Torrents   18T  1.4T   17T   8% /mnt/tank/Torrents
192.168.4.100:/mnt/tank/Staging    18T  1.4T   17T   8% /mnt/tank/Staging
total                             136T   32T  104T  24% -
That's clearly not right either...
For ZFS space accounting one must use ZFS tools. Everything else is lies. As we see here (and elsewhere in the thread too I expect) "df" is an extremely shitty tool for complex storage layouts.

To save you the math, I make it: 4.3 local + 4.1 non-ZFS over NFS + 41.2 ZFS over NFS = ~49.6Tib
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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

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steve_v wrote: 2023-03-20 03:45
donald wrote: 2023-03-19 11:25 | steve_v | 25Tib |
This is not even remotely the correct total.
'df ' as mentioned is only a suggestion to offset challenges or questions and to display most general users understanding of filespaces. I agree that in the complexity of file systems and management that better tools for capacity may exist, but this is just a friendly thread for bragging rights and a custom user rank, so it is not that serious ... though I've been on Ebay all day today searching for arrays to defeat @Zoot :P
steve_v wrote: 2023-03-20 03:45
To save you the math, I make it: 4.3 local + 4.1 non-ZFS over NFS + 41.2 ZFS over NFS = ~49.6Tib
Updated.
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steve_v wrote: 2023-03-20 07:10
donald wrote: 2023-03-20 06:31this is just a friendly thread for bragging rights and a custom user rank, so it is not that serious
Of course, I wouldn't even have bothered to correct it were you not out by a factor of ~2. I thought I made the issues with df pretty obvious at the start TBH.
lmao, I caught it after the initial post and corrected it. Good catch on your end. :) I changed the OP to add the --total flag to make it easier. I think I may have over/under estimated a few counts to be fair. :/
steve_v wrote: 2023-03-20 07:10
donald wrote: 2023-03-20 06:31defeat @Zoot :P
Yeah, good luck with that. :P
Not going to happen. I saw an Array for several hundreds of dollars and another of several thousands of dollars while peeking online out of curiosity. There is literally no way I can afford to catch him. Even my work servers wont touch him.
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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

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$ df -h --total | grep -v snap | grep -v tmpfs | grep -v sockcollection
Bestandssysteem Grootte Gebruikt Besch Geb% Aangekoppeld op
udev                16G        0   16G   0% /dev
/dev/nvme0n1p2      37G      18G   19G  49% /
/dev/nvme0n1p4     408G     406G  2,4G 100% /home
mfs#ray:9421       220T     205T   15T  94% /home/bloom/.liz
total              220T     206T   15T  94% -
This is a LizardFS/MooseFS volume which is almost full. I need to build more servers soon.

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Re: [Discussion] So ... how much storage do you have?

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@Bloom
What........? Also what.....?


P.S.: WTF? :D :shock: :!:
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