RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?
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RAID 5 for SSD is a yes. Space-efficient, yet performs decently, if you need the extra redundancy and make the system future-proof just get a second server with SSD in RAID 5 and balance the storage efficiency with replicating part of the data with a VSAN type solution. StarWind can make it easier from a cost perspective due to us having a free version, but ultimately any VSAN will do the trick.
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@nashbrydges Nice looking rack
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@hobbit666 And that is what we call sexual harassment
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@hobbit666 said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@nashbrydges Nice looking rack
old school actually with round holes. do not see that much.
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@jaredbusch Rack is definitely old but as long as the rails work, it's all good
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@jaredbusch said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@hobbit666 said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@nashbrydges Nice looking rack
old school actually with round holes. do not see that much.
Great for the nuts and screws...
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@jaredbusch said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@hobbit666 said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@nashbrydges Nice looking rack
old school actually with round holes. do not see that much.
I'd gladly trade the round holes for my square hole racks with the nutcerts that have me impaling my hand with a screwdriver a few times a year.
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@mattspeller said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@jaredbusch said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@hobbit666 said in RAID5 Still The Go-To Setup For SSD?:
@nashbrydges Nice looking rack
old school actually with round holes. do not see that much.
I'd gladly trade the round holes for my square hole racks with the nutcerts that have me impaling my hand with a screwdriver a few times a year.
Hear hear!
