I am planning to build a high performance FreeNAS for home lab.
The motherboard I got already has 4 x 10Gb connections. http://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=EP2C602-2T2OS6/D16
I already have dual Xeon E5-2620 v2 with 128GB RAM installed.
HDD: 6 x 3 TB Toshiba planning to go with another 14 x 3+ TB hdd
Controller 1: LSI 2308-8i onboard
Controller 2: SAS connection from C602
Controller 3: IBM M1015
Case: Norco 4220
The environment that uses this will be 1 Hyper-V, 1 XenServer and 1 VMware vSphere (possible more).
All will connect directly with 10Gb.
I know the system won't be able to saturate the 40Gb throughput by any mean but is it possible with additional RAM and/or L2ARC?
I don't think I would need SLOG since Hyper-V would be using ISCSI (SAMBA 4 when FreeNAS support it).
XenServer would also be using ISCSI.
vSphere would be using NFS (sync off).
Any performance problem with ISCSI for either Hyper-V or XenServer?
The motherboard I got already has 4 x 10Gb connections. http://www.asrockrack.com/general/productdetail.asp?Model=EP2C602-2T2OS6/D16
I already have dual Xeon E5-2620 v2 with 128GB RAM installed.
HDD: 6 x 3 TB Toshiba planning to go with another 14 x 3+ TB hdd
Controller 1: LSI 2308-8i onboard
Controller 2: SAS connection from C602
Controller 3: IBM M1015
Case: Norco 4220
The environment that uses this will be 1 Hyper-V, 1 XenServer and 1 VMware vSphere (possible more).
All will connect directly with 10Gb.
I know the system won't be able to saturate the 40Gb throughput by any mean but is it possible with additional RAM and/or L2ARC?
I don't think I would need SLOG since Hyper-V would be using ISCSI (SAMBA 4 when FreeNAS support it).
XenServer would also be using ISCSI.
vSphere would be using NFS (sync off).
Any performance problem with ISCSI for either Hyper-V or XenServer?