ZFS Lab Cleanup
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    • Introduction
      • ZFS Intro
      • ZFS Pools
      • ZFS File Systems
      • ZFS Compression
      • ZFS Deduplication:
      • ZFS Snapshops
      • ZFS Clones
      • ZFS Rights Delegation
      • ZFS Backup and Restore
      • ZFS Free Space
      • ZFS Reservations
      • ZFS Shadow Migration
      • Lab Cleanup
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      • Kernel Zones Intro
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    Lab Cleanup

    After we have finished this ZFS Lab, let's clean up what we have created so far. After all, our ZFS skill set won't be complete without knowing how to destroy ZFS pools.

    root@solaris:~# zpool destroy ddpool
    root@solaris:~# zpool destroy labpool
    root@solaris:~# zpool destroy backuppool
    

    Take a note how easy it is to destroy a ZFS pool. Use extreme care when using the "destroy" command.

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