Cloud Storage With ZFS

rsync.net supports ZFS send and receive over SSH

If you're not sure what this means, our product is Not For You.

A Natural Evolution

In 2012 rsync.net transitioned to ZFS as the base of it's cloud storage platform.[1]

In addition to enhanced data safety and resiliency[2], ZFS allowed us to offer snapshots of user accounts on any schedule.

The obvious next step was to offer ZFS send and receive, over SSH, to our platform.
[1] We run ZFS on FreeBSD
[2] Our conservatively sized raidz3 arrays have a 99.9999% resiliency.

We are the only cloud storage provider offering native zfs send and receive. A Special "zfs send Capable" Account is Required

Every account at rsync.net runs on our ZFS platform - but zfs send/recv requires special settings.

There is no difference in price - cost per Gigabyte/Month is the same - but there is a 1TB minimum.

You will control your own zpool and manage your own snapshots.

You will receive technical support from UNIX engineers for your use of zfs send and receive.