Hey,
For the sake of this argument, let's assume we have 2 pool. One with RainZ configuration, and one with mirrored vdevs (hence higher IOPs).
Beside that we have a few VMs (~10) which in each of them (linux) we have a few 100 websites. Hose websites are CMS based (wordpress, joomla, drupal, etc). So basically, the VNMs require mostly high random reads.
I know I can move the VMs to the mirrored pool, but assuming enough RAM and network capabilities (10gGBE), how about mounting the /home (were all the website's files are) with NFS directly to the mirrored pool? Would I gain/loss anything? Maybe dedup the NFS share for all the identical files...?
Woukd appreciate your thoughts on this
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For the sake of this argument, let's assume we have 2 pool. One with RainZ configuration, and one with mirrored vdevs (hence higher IOPs).
Beside that we have a few VMs (~10) which in each of them (linux) we have a few 100 websites. Hose websites are CMS based (wordpress, joomla, drupal, etc). So basically, the VNMs require mostly high random reads.
I know I can move the VMs to the mirrored pool, but assuming enough RAM and network capabilities (10gGBE), how about mounting the /home (were all the website's files are) with NFS directly to the mirrored pool? Would I gain/loss anything? Maybe dedup the NFS share for all the identical files...?
Woukd appreciate your thoughts on this
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