Hi there, I’ve found this resource and would like to add in to GitHub - ankek/awesome-zfs: Curated list of resources on OpenZFS
Please guys if you have something interesting to share ( links, docs, guidelines, troubleshooting stories in blog) feel free to contribute in git repo as well.
Many thanks.
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You need to more carefully curate that list, IMO.
In particular, you’ve linked to several “raidz calculators,” at least one of which–https://www.raidz-calculator.com/ --is INCREDIBLY wrong and lets the user choose topologies which not only don’t exist, but don’t even make any sense.
At the risk of being overly self promotional 
, I was also surprised to see no mention of sanoid or syncoid in your tools section, and no mention of my Ars pieces comparing ZFS to conventional RAID, with extensive comparative benchmarking, in your performance benchmark section.
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One other note: I noticed Oracle ZFS documentation mixed in willy-nilly with OpenZFS documentation. While the two obviously share a lot of similarities, it has been fifteen years since Oracle closed the development of ZFS on what was formerly Solaris, resulting in the openly developed and distributed Illumos fork, and the beginning of code divergence between Oracle ZFS and everybody else’s ZFS.
It’s also been twelve years since OpenZFS itself was officially announced (as the platform-neutral rebranding of what was formerly an Illumos-centered project which merely had localized forks for FreeBSD and Linux).
Relying on Oracle docs to learn about OpenZFS is dangerous and will eventually lead an unwary user down incorrect paths, neither telling that user about important modern OpenZFS features, nor giving them any idea that some of the Oracle ZFS features being documented do not exist in OpenZFS.
Actually i`ve promoted you with ZFS 101 
. Will take a look to another links as well and will add sanoid.
Basically i would like to have Oracle docs that rely on same ZFS CLI commands and have similar behavior across all version of ZFS. But good to know that.