ZFS has both a current size and a 'target size' for the ARC (called 'c' in ZFS statistics). When your system boots this target size starts out as the maximum allowed size for the ARC, but various events afterward can cause it to be reduced (which obviously limits the size of your ARC, since that's its purpose). According to this Reddit post by an Oracle employee, the formula for calculating the ARC header mappings is: (L2ARC size in bytes) / (ZFS recordsize in bytes) * 70 bytes = ARC header size in bytes. So let us make some sense of that for our purposes. We will use the TrueNAS default of 128Kb blocks and a 256GB NVME SSD as an L2ARC.
I have been tuning vm.kmem.size and vfs.zfs.arc_max values to attempt to get this settled down and think I may be there now. I'll close this post out with the folowing observaton/recommendation - If you are or have a mind to administer FreeBSD directly and are being pinched by the current state of FreeNAS, give FreeBSD 8.1 a try.
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