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theali3n
Oct 14, 2014Aspirant
ReadyNAS 516 for mysql files
I have a customer who "needs more space" for some machines. I've been toying with the idea of doing something like a 516 with 4TB WD4000F9YZ or perhaps Samsung EVO SSD 1TB drives ( smaller drives seem to be compatible in the HCL ). Or Perhaps 4-5 of the SATAIII drives and an SSD or 2 for caching. ISCSI would work, SMB/NFS probably has too much latency.
I'm curious about IOPs throughput, latency for MySQL and general realworld feedback. The client states: "we won't be "running" the db there but there will be mysql db files there. This will be written to heavily and read very little. I'm aware that this would be in a production environment, but I'm focused more on getting some usable stats or info to make an informed decision.
This is about the most thorough article I've seen http://www.storagereview.com/netgear_readydata_516_review but it's got the stock drives in, and no info about "sql".
Any info would be most helpful. Thanks in advance.
I'm curious about IOPs throughput, latency for MySQL and general realworld feedback. The client states: "we won't be "running" the db there but there will be mysql db files there. This will be written to heavily and read very little. I'm aware that this would be in a production environment, but I'm focused more on getting some usable stats or info to make an informed decision.
This is about the most thorough article I've seen http://www.storagereview.com/netgear_readydata_516_review but it's got the stock drives in, and no info about "sql".
Any info would be most helpful. Thanks in advance.
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