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 [tutorial on setting up the bridge node as a background process with SystemD](./systemd.md).
 
 You have successfully set up a bridge node that is syncing with the network.
+
+### Optional: enable on-fly compression with ZFS
+
+Follow the
+[tutorial on how to set up your DA node to use on-fly compression with ZFS](./zfs.md).
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+---
+description: Learn how to setup your DA node to use on-fly compression with ZFS.
+---
+
+# Setting up your DA node to use ZFS
+
+Enabling ZFS compression on a DA Node server can significantly optimize storage efficiency by compressing data on the fly. Follow this step-by-step guide to implement ZFS compression without requiring any additional tuning on the DA node.
+
+:::tip NOTE
+ZFS, compression `zstd-3`:
+```
+$ zfs get compressratio celestia && du -h /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge
+NAME             PROPERTY       VALUE  SOURCE
+celestia         compressratio  2.05x  -
+2.6T    /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge
+```
+EXT4, no compression:
+```
+$ du -h ~/.celestia-bridge/
+5.0T    /home/ubuntu/.celestia-bridge/
+```
+:::
+
+## Requirements:
+1. A bare metal server with a substantial amount of RAM (64GB or more) and a modern CPU (latest generation EPYC or Xeon with a clock speed of 2.1GHz or higher and 32 threads or higher is recommended)
+2. At least one empty disk (with no filesystem)
+
+## Guide:
+
+Get your disk name:
+```sh
+lsblk --nodeps -o name
+```
+
+Set variables:
+```sh
+ZFS_POOL_NAME="celestia" && ZFS_DATASET_NAME="bridge"
+```
+
+Install ZFS utils:
+```sh
+sudo apt update && sudo apt install zfsutils-linux
+```
+
+Create ZFS pool:
+```sh
+zpool create -o ashift=12 $ZFS_POOL_NAME /dev/nvme0n1
+```
+
+:::tip NOTE
+If you have more than one disk available - you can add them also:
+```sh
+zpool create -o ashift=12 $ZFS_POOL_NAME /dev/nvme0n1 /dev/nvme1n1
+```
+:::
+
+Create dataset:
+```sh
+zfs create $ZFS_POOL_NAME/$ZFS_DATASET_NAME
+```
+
+Enable compression:
+```sh
+zfs set compression=zstd-3 $ZFS_POOL_NAME/$ZFS_DATASET_NAME
+```
+
+Set the custom path to the bridge data folder:
+
+::: code-group
+
+```sh [Mainnet Beta]
+# Add flag --node.store /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge to your command, example:
+celestia bridge start --metrics.tls=true --metrics --metrics.endpoint otel.celestia.observer --p2p.metrics --node.store /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge
+```
+
+```sh [Mocha]
+# Add flag --node.store /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge-mocha-4 to your command, example:
+celestia bridge start --metrics.tls=true --metrics --metrics.endpoint otel.celestia-mocha.com --p2p.metrics --node.store /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge-mocha-4 --p2p.network mocha
+```
+
+```sh [Arabica]
+# Add flag --node.store /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge-arabica-11 to your command, example:
+celestia bridge start --node.store /celestia/bridge/.celestia-bridge-arabica-11 --p2p.network arabica
+```
+
+:::
+
+:::tip NOTE
+It is recommended to sync from scratch. In case of using a snapshot it is important to have your local route to `--data.store` identical to one in a snapshot.
+:::
+
+After completing the steps above, you can begin syncing your DA node.
+
+You can check your compression rate with the following command:
+```sh
+zfs get compressratio $ZFS_POOL_NAME
+```
+
+## ZFS Fine-Tuning (Advanced)
+If you want to increase your I/O performance and sync speed, you can try the following steps:
+### Disable Auto-Trim
+Auto-trim disabling can improve I/O performance, but may lead to increased SSD wear over time.
+```sh
+sudo zpool set autotrim=off $ZFS_POOL_NAME
+```
+
+:::tip NOTE
+You always can trim maually: `sudo zpool trim $ZFS_POOL_NAME`
+:::
+
+### Disable sync
+Disabling boosts write speed, but risks data loss if the system crashes before data is written to disk.
+```sh
+zfs set sync=disabled $ZFS_POOL_NAME
+```
+
+:::tip NOTE
+You should not keep the `sync` feature disabled permanently; it is useful during the initial DA node sync but can be re-enabled afterward. You can enable `sync` again with: `sudo zfs set sync=enabled $ZFS_POOL_NAME`.
+:::
+
+### Disable prefetch
+Disabling reduces memory usage but can slow down performance for sequential read workloads.
+```sh
+echo 1 | sudo tee /sys/module/zfs/parameters/zfs_prefetch_disable
+```
+
+:::tip NOTE
+You can always re-enable it: `echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/module/zfs/parameters/zfs_prefetch_disable`
+:::
+
+### Set record size
+Setting `recordsize=256K` defines the maximum block size that ZFS will use when writing data to a dataset.
+```sh
+zfs set recordsize=256K $ZFS_POOL_NAME/$ZFS_DATASET_NAME
+```