Ok thanks, I’ll give it a go and report back. I just need usrquota on a ZVOL.
So we’ve usually been pushing back against this as we don’t like directly exposing kernel APIs to our users as that makes testing, migration and internal reworks much harder.
But it is possible to set rootfs mount points …
LXD seriously needs to support ZVOL as rootfs that would just makes it perfect. I have a web hosting panel on my company’s server that I had to setup using libvirt because it needs usrquotas support for /, so it is slower than I wished it was.
Could you please review and add you two cents on my post about user quotas support in LXD ?
Looking all around, having standard quotas support is recurrent about being a reason of people staying away from LXD.