There are several possibilities depending upon what you mean.
Personally, I have a zpool on the host that I carve off individual zfs
filesystems that each guest uses. I put one qcow2 or raw image per zfs
filesystem. I do this for backup and replication purposes. Then I have a
recursive replication from this host to another so that I can boot up
any of the VMs should the primary VM server goes down. Works great.
So, you can share the host zfs with the guest as the file/path for its
virtual root
but you can also share it as just another directory device
or you could share it via NFS
or, if you wanted to (but I'm not sure why you would necessarily), you
could share it via ISCSI
On 4/18/2018 7:51 AM, Steffen Sledz wrote:
Is it possible to share a ZFS zpool between the host and one or more
QEMU/KVM clients?
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