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Re: OT Raid Setup for MP3 Server
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- Subject: Re: OT Raid Setup for MP3 Server
- From: "gjggroupid" <register@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 29 Apr 2002 12:00:55 -0000
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I work building servers everyday and the raid 5 vs raid 1 argument
comes up a lot.
We use the following split when building servers.
o/s =3D 2 x small drives (mirrored/raid 1). Fast read + write
performance
data ="3D" x drives in a raid 5 array. Faster reads than writes
This can be done on the same controller easily.
This makes it easier to restore the os & data separately
This is obviously way ott for home use. I would stick with Raid 5,
plain using the largest drives you can.
In raid 5 the logical drive will be created using the smallest drive
size. If you had 3 x 40GB (80GB logical drive) and added and 80GB
drive you will only get 40GB extra (120GB logical drive).
Too enlarge all the disks, backup the data, re-create a radi 5 array
with larger drives and restore it. This is a lot easier if the O/s
is on a separate mirrored parition.
In a =A320k compaq server the difference between 7200rpm and 15k rpm is
noticable. In an PC architecture/IDE world, 5400rpm is fine IMO.
GarryG
--- In ukha_d@y..., "Mark Harrison" <Mark.Harrison@e...>
wr=
ote:
> Am I missing something here, or is there a good reason not to go
for a RAID 5 partition, which, has thre resilience benefits of 1+0,
but with less "disk wasted" overhead.... You'd get 360Gb of
usabl=
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storage instead of 240...
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