Currently, we've a arcology/usr/home filesystem.
To provision user directories, we can create as man filesystems as users.
That will allow to offer zfs control to users:
| Status | Subtype | Assigned | Task | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Resolved | dereckson | T1268 Reprovision Ysul | |||
| Resolved | dereckson | T1313 Create home directories as zfs filesystems |
$ zfs allow -s @local allow,clone,create,diff,hold,mount,promote,receive,release,rollback,snapshot,send arcology/usr/home $ zfs allow -s @descendent allow,clone,create,diff,destroy,hold,mount,promote,receive,release,rename,rollback,snapshot,send arcology/usr/home
$ zfs create arcology/usr/home/spike $ zfs allow -lu spike @local arcology/usr/home/spike $ zfs allow -du spike @descendent arcology/usr/home/spike
zfs allow isn't currently available in salt.states.zfs, and it's not really a problem to run again the permission command, so probably a cmd.run with require state to the ZFS create dataset operation.