afaik openzfs provides authenticated encryption while luks integrity is marked experimental (as of now in man page).
openzfs also doesn’t reencrypt dedup blocks if dedup is enabled Tom Caputi’s talk, but dedup can just be disabled
afaik openzfs provides authenticated encryption while luks integrity is marked experimental (as of now in man page).
openzfs also doesn’t reencrypt dedup blocks if dedup is enabled Tom Caputi’s talk, but dedup can just be disabled
that sounds good.
Have you used luks integrity feature? though it’s marked experimental in man page
oh shit I forgot to set up subvolumes
lol
I’m also planning on using its subvolume and snapshot feature. since zfs also supports native encryption, it’ll be easier to manage subvolums for backups
if you happen to find the comparison, could you link it here