In this video, we show you how to setup ZFS replication and High Availability in Proxmox VE One of the many useful benefits of hypervisors is the ability to provide High Availability for applications that don't have their own redundancy solution Now, in a small cluster, that typically involves using central storage like a NAS, but the problem is, if the NAS goes offline so do your virtual machines Fortunately, Proxmox VE supports ZFS allowing us to take advantage of ZFS replication With this, you store your virtual machines on local storage and replicate them to the local storage of another server But it's best to use Enterprise grade SSDs for instance like the Micron 5400 Pro ============================= SUPPORT THE CHANNEL Donate through Paypal: Donate through Buy Me A Coffee: Become a monthly contributor on Patreon: Become a monthly contributor on YouTube: ============================== ============================= MY RECORDING HARDWARE: Blue Yeti USB Microphone Blue Radius III Custom Shockmount for Yeti and Yeti Pro USB Microphones RØDE PSA1 Professional Studio Arm Aokeo Professional Microphone Pop Filter Sony Alpha ZV-E10L Mirrorless Camera Elgato Cam Link 4K Capture Card Neewer NP-FW50 Dummy Battery Charger Kit Elgato Key Light Air - Professional 1400 lumens Desk Light Neewer 2 Packs Tabletop LED Video Light Kit Elgato Green Screen ============================= NOTE: I am part of the Amazon affiliate program and may earn commission through Amazon website links if used. However, there is no additional cost to the buyer ============================== MEDIA LINKS: Website - Twitter - ============================== For more technical information, including commands used, check out our blog post Useful links: #_storage_types #chapter_pvesr Chapters 00:00 Intro 00:50 Assumptions 01:14 Create ZFS Storage 05:58 VM Disk Storage 08:09 ZFS Replication 13:59 High Availibity 19:58 Testing 28:48 Summary proxmox,proxmox redundancy,proxmox high availability,proxmox zfs,proxmox zfs replication,proxmox vm redundancy,proxmox ha