RBD hole punching

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Hi,

RBD has had support for sparse allocation for some time now. However, when 
using an RBD volume as a virtual disk for a virtual machine, the RBD volume 
will inevitably grow until it reaches its actual nominal size, even if the 
filesystem in the guest machine never reaches full utilization.

Is there some way to reverse this? Like going through the whole image, looking 
for large consecutive areas of zeroes and just deleting the objects for that 
area? How about support for TRIM/discard commands used by some modern 
filesystems?

	Guido
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