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NVMe drives are pretty cheap and there=E2=80=99s al least one =
manufacturer that makes a JBOD that takes 24 or so NVMe drives.
So, will ZFS on FreeBSD perform well if a made a largish ZFS filer  with =
all flash instead of spinning disks?

Does ZFS have to have any special knowledge that the storage is flash =
based?

Thanks,

joe