SSD and RAID
От | Mark Kirkwood |
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Тема | SSD and RAID |
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Msg-id | 4F554025.9040101@catalyst.net.nz обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: SSD and RAID
Re: SSD and RAID |
Список | pgsql-performance |
Where I work we are starting to look at using SSDs for database server storage. Despite the higher per unit cost it is quite attractive to replace 6-8 SAS drives in RAID 10 by a pair of SSD in RAID 1 that will probably perform better and use less power. Which brings up the question of should it be a pair in RAID 1 or just a singe drive? Traditionally this would have been a no brainer "Of course you want RAID 1 or RAID 10"! However our experience with SSD failure modes points to firmware bugs as primary source of trouble - and these are likely to impact both drives (nearly) simultaneously in a RAID 1 configuration. Also the other major issue to watch - flash write limit exhaustion - is also likely to hit at the same time for a pair of drives in RAID 1. One option to get around the simultaneous firmware failure is to be to get 2 *similar* drives from different manufactures (e.g OCZ Vertex 32 and Intel 520 - both Sandforce but different firmware setup). However using different manufacturers drives is a pest (e.g different smart codes maintained and/or different meanings for the same codes) What are other folks who are using SSDs doing? Cheers Mark
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