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Adding a zfs dataset to a SmartOS zone. Seems there's no vmadm api for this, but you can do it with zonecfg:
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| # vmadm halt <uuid> | |
| # zonecfg -z <uuid> | |
| zonecfg:uuid> add dataset | |
| zonecfg:uuid:dataset> set name=<zfs/path> | |
| zonecfg:uuid:dataset> end | |
| zonecfg:uuid> commit | |
| zonecfg:uuid> exit | |
| # zfs set mountpoint=legacy <zfs/path> | |
| # vmadm boot <uuid> |
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I'm not entirely sure as to why the author proposed setting the mountpoint to legacy. My testing with this shows that the zfs dataset then needs to be configured inside of the zone as it's no longer auto mounted by zfs. The zonecfg alone should be sufficient to expose the zfs dataset to the zone.