anchor.diff:  . zfs-containers
   . zfs-templates
   
  -|. Stores RAW disk images more efficiently
  -. Stores VZDump backups of virtual machines
  -. Stores LXC container filesystems
  -. Stores ISOs and container templates
  +|* Stores RAW disk images more efficiently
  +* Stores VZDump backups of virtual machines
  +* Stores LXC container filesystems
  +* Stores ISOs and container templates
   
   |===
   
   Once logged in, we go to Datacenter > Storage, and:
   
  -. click *Add* > *ZFS*, then enter "*_vm-disks_*" for ID, and select _tank/vm-disks_ for pool, choose only _Disk Image_ for content, and finally tick the _Thin Provision_ check box and select *Add*.
  +. click *Add* > *ZFS*, then enter "*_vm-disks_*" for ID, and select _tank/vm-disks_ for pool, choose only _Disk Image_ for content, and finally tick the _Thin Provision_ checkbox and select *Add*.
   . click *Add* > *ZFS*, then enter "*_zfs-containers_*" for ID, and select _tank_ for pool, and _Container_ for content, and select *Add*.
   . click *Add* > *Directory*, then enter "*_zfs-backups_*" for ID, enter "_/tank_" (/our-zfs-pool) for directory, and choose only _VZDump backup files_ for content, then select *Add*. 
   . click *Add* > *Directory*, then enter "*_zfs-templates_*" for ID, enter "_/tank_" (/our-zfs-pool) for directory, and choose both _container templates_ and _ISO images_ for content, then select *Add*. 
  
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  |===
  
  We made it! With only one storage volume for each type of content, there's no way to accidentally misplace something. Creating containers and VMs operates as normal. Our machine is ready to go. When complete, our next installment, will cover some opportunities for _System Optimization_.
  
  * Part 3: System Optimization
  
  
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  === Update PVE
  
  Edit our _resume_ settings: run *`nano /etc/initramfs-tools/conf.d/resume`* and add:
  ```
  RESUME=none
  ```
  