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I like the idea of having a daemon doing regular balance across all the devices in the filesystem to even things of. Set and forget seems perfect. Possibly with email...

Perhaps set up rate limiting on the submission form in your webserver software. Apache has mod_qos as one option.

I use both tabular and line based output of `btrfs fi us`, usually depending on if I have multiple devices in the filesystem. I would not mind the same option...

There is the general sysfs interface. Could that be better suited for monitoring, rather than user-land tools? If something is missing,m in sysfs, perhaps we can request it? That said,...

There is the `mount -o degraded` option that you are supposed to use. I guess it is a philosophical difference and a choice btrfs devs have made to have it...

Instead of using an angry stanse, try to be constructive instead. I have found that the Btrfs community and devolpers are quite attentive to users' requests and needs when there...

Isn't this expected since `--force` is used to run check on mounted filesystems?

It is probably be better to use the `/sys/fs/btrfs{fs_uuid}` interface to enumerate filesystems and their member devices. ``` # ls /sys/fs/btrfs/fe0a1142-51ab-4181-b635-adbf9f4ea6e6/ drwxr-xr-x 6 root root 0 Aug 20 11:39 ./...

@ilyam8 Thanks for checking. Yes, it is possible to get device stats from `/sys/fs/btrfs` ``` # btrfs fi sh Label: 'btrfs-root' uuid: 558ec0b4-869e-4f8e-a143-258d4d380847 Total devices 2 FS bytes used 12.33GiB...

Great suggestions. I'd like to add to point 4, to be able to group by remote/backup target as well.