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# Introduction
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**go-libzfs** currently implements basic manipulation of ZFS pools and data sets. Plan is to add more in further development, improve documentation with more examples, and add more tests. _go-libzfs_ use libzfs C library and does not wrap OpenZFS CLI tools. Goal is to let easy using and manipulating OpenZFS form with in go, and tries to map libzfs C library in to go style package respecting golang common practice.
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## Note
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This golang package is only used and tested on Linux.
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- Version tagged as v0.1 is latest used and compatible with ZFS On Linux version 0.6.5.x
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- Version tagged as v0.2 is latest used and compatible with ZFS On Linux version 0.7.x
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[![GoDoc](https://godoc.org/github.com/bicomsystems/go-libzfs?status.svg)](https://godoc.org/github.com/bicomsystems/go-libzfs)
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## Main features
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- Creating, destroying, importing and exporting pools.
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- Reading and modifying pool properties.
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- Creating, destroying and renaming of filesystem datasets and volumes.
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- Creating, destroying and rollback of snapshots.
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- Cloning datasets and volumes.
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- Reading and modifying dataset and volume properties.
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- Send and receive snapshot streams
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## Requirements:
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- OpenZFS on Linux and libzfs with development headers installed.
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- Developed using go1.9
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## Installing
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```sh
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go get github.com/bicomsystems/go-libzfs
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```
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## Testing
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```sh
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# On command line shell run
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cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/bicomsystems/go-libzfs
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go test
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```
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## Usage example
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```go
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// Create map to represent ZFS dataset properties. This is equivalent to
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// list of properties you can get from ZFS CLI tool, and some more
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// internally used by libzfs.
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props := make(map[ZFSProp]Property)
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// I choose to create (block) volume 1GiB in size. Size is just ZFS dataset
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// property and this is done as map of strings. So, You have to either
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// specify size as base 10 number in string, or use strconv package or
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// similar to convert in to string (base 10) from numeric type.
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strSize := "1073741824"
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props[DatasetPropVolsize] = Property{Value: strSize}
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// In addition I explicitly choose some more properties to be set.
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props[DatasetPropVolblocksize] = Property{Value: "4096"}
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props[DatasetPropReservation] = Property{Value: strSize}
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// Lets create desired volume
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d, err := DatasetCreate("TESTPOOL/VOLUME1", DatasetTypeVolume, props)
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if err != nil {
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println(err.Error())
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return
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}
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// Dataset have to be closed for memory cleanup
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defer d.Close()
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println("Created zfs volume TESTPOOL/VOLUME1")
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```
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## Special thanks to
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- [Bicom Systems](http://www.bicomsystems.com) for supporting this little project and that way making it possible.
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- [OpenZFS](http://open-zfs.org) as the main ZFS software collective. |