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    Stop 10 Gbps of DDoS?

    Ok, but since we can handle the volume of traffic, being able to be self-sufficient would be great. Until the ISP fixes some internal turmoil we are on our own. I have to disagree on this one. Multi-level filtering is used by most of the players in this market. SSDs are for uptime...
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    Stop 10 Gbps of DDoS?

    I wish I could reply, but I won't be able to have a deeper look until next week, if this can help any. From the little forsenic I collected, it seems like mostly TCP SYN flood attack, but the attack has changed pattern, once he has been attacked from a single dedicated server of a famous...
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    Stop 10 Gbps of DDoS?

    Hello Guys, a friend of mine asked me to help him with a very nasty issue. He has 2 x 10 Gbps Fiber connection to the local upsteam. This connection was already in place when he entered the building, as he use no more than 1 gbps of bandwidth. Recently he started experiencing DDoS...
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    ZFS vs Raid 10

    Absolutely right. That's why I said each VM use at most 15 gb, but usually around 8, with 15 VMs per node, thus we have 120 gb, the exact size of the SSD :D not even if what I do are mostly small writes? exactly what I'm looking for. Speed for moving backups. Now what drives I/O...
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    ZFS vs Raid 10

    But I would get the raid5 awful performance: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID_5_write_hole or do you think that the SSD could mitigate it? the cool thing of ZFS is that you can use the very efficient raid 5, without its downsides.
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    ZFS vs Raid 10

    yes, that's the fallback program. Anyhow we can rent the disks from our DC, for a very low monthly fee, while we have to bring our own SSD. The more SSD we have, the more likely one will fail, which is a huge cost for us in manpower. Instead the HDDs can fail as much as they want, since...
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    ZFS vs Raid 10

    The goal is to have the redundancy of mirroring without using more than 4 drives, the speed of SSDs using only 1 SSD. Am I dreaming? :D
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    ZFS vs Raid 10

    I can have up to 4 disks per server, I guess that your suggestion requires at least 5 disks.
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    ZFS vs Raid 10

    My company host a web app which is, in this order: CPU-bound, Memory-bound, Disk-Bound. Disk has never been a problem, since CPU was the main factor. We used 4 disks in RAID 10, and everything was fine. Eventually some customers requiring higher speeds were hosted on SSDs. Recently we...
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