mtgx - you are dead.

I haven't looked at native OpenZFS encryption... The method I used for a while was having a Veracrypt volume locally of all my files, and zfs-sending it to a remote location. It is a large file, several gigabytes. However, any updates made locally would get synced remotely at a block level vs. a file level, so the whole encrypted file didn't need synced. Much better than rsync, for example.

I did not read the entire F'in article yet, I just stepped in while a CI/CD pipe was running at work :) BUT! this looks like a pretty accessible article about filesystems.

I also wonder if it is named UtahFS because of the NSA facility near Salt Lake City.