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If you can't offer unlimited, don't say you are offering unlimited. Those people backing everything up to it weren't taking advantage of anything but the service they paid for.
Also, don't say unlimited and give a caveat that it's not unlimited; that's bold face lying. Two options; give a...
I've been more than happy with my 10 5TB Toshiba MD04ACA500's (aka, PH3500U-1I72). Granted I've only had mine for ~5 months, they've been solid for 24/7 use so far.
Oh I pretty much know what I want, and that would be something like this:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Supermicro-2U-Server-X8DTN-2x-Xeon-L5640-2-26ghz-Hex-6x-8gb-HW-Raid-Rails-/231584847023?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item35eb8854af
I have a similar 4U box with dual L5640's and 96GB RAM as my...
Yeah, I love Splunk.
I'll probably be building a 2U lower powered box to use as a second local copy of a subset of my data (user drives, photographs, music collections, etc)...stuff that can't be easily replaced. I just haven't found anything I like, yet.
I created a little Splunk app that parses smartctl output, and has a few visualizations so I can set up alerting on my drives. The drives shown are all in my ZFS box, with the Toshiba's are 5 2-way mirrors in my data zpool. If a drive goes above 48 degrees, I get an email. If there are any...
Thanks for the clarification on the theoretical SLOG limits.
I would also like to clarify that I am NOT storing VM's on this pool, so definitely no iSCSI usage, nor any NFS to Proxmox storage (well, at least for VM's -- I do have a dataset that's used for backups).
Now something to note; I got...
I'm not interested at all in using Samsung SSD's, and I'm primiarly looking at the 200GB Intel S3710 for my SLOG.
FYI, I just bought my VM SSD's, and decided to go with the Mushkin Striker 480GB drives (bought 2), which I will likely put in a hardware RAID 1 instead of a ZFS mirror (I...
I just recently moved from hardware RAID to ZFS for my primary system, mainly as a way to try it out for a year or two (or longer). I must say, ZFS (ZOL on Proxmox) has been pretty easy to set up, and seems pretty stable to me.
Anyway, if you want a hardware RAID controller, I'd recommend...
All read/write activity to the data pool (8 x 5TB mirrored) will be over NFS; none over SMB.
I said this only because the Sequential and random spec numbers are higher on the 850 than the 200GB S3710. For example, the 200GB S3710 says sequential R/W at 550/300 Mb/s, while the 250GB 850 Evo...
To clarify, the SLOG and L2ARC would only be for the 8 x 5TB 7200RPM pool, assuming you can set L2ARC and SLOG per pool.
The 2 x 500GB SSD mirror pool would not have SLOG or L2ARC.
I am willing to go for the 200GB Intel S3710 for the L2ARC, if that's enough space. The endurance is a lot...
For a server, I'd normally use CentOS. I've been working with CentOS since v5, and now I can say I've been working with CentOS 7 for over 9 months. I'm really liking v7, and the only reason I suggested Fedora was for the newer kernel (in reference to using btrfs). Someone mentioned that RHEL...
Unfortunately, CentOS 7.1 is based on kernel 3.10.x, so it doesn't appear to be a good candidate for btrfs. I can definitely give Fedora 22 a go, since it just dropped. I think F23 will have btrfs as the default filesystem, so it should definitely be available in F22, and F22 has kernel 4.0...
Hey guys.
I'm doing a new build and trying to decide between using BTRFS or ZOL, since I'll be running CentOS 7.
Yeah, I know BTRFS is still not production ready, but basic features I'm sure are working well enough and I'm looking to build a system that will last 4-5 years with minimal...