July 9, 20223 yr Currently getting data moved from 3 smaller drives to 1 large drive. This will free up bays in my cage for a 1TB SSD. My drives available for new config: 1TB nvme 1TB SSD (Sata) 18TB HDD (Sata) x 2 I currently host a Nextcloud instance but plan to host more and I’m ultimately looking to setup my new config the best way possible to speed up docker while I’m going through the process anyways. I was going to put the SSD in the array and reserve it for all the dockers but will the parity process slow it down?
July 9, 20223 yr If the dockers use parity protected shares for storing data then writes will be slower since the data will write to the share and also to parity.
July 10, 20223 yr Author 17 minutes ago, wgstarks said: If the dockers use parity protected shares for storing data then writes will be slower since the data will write to the share and also to parity. So can I run the nvme and SSD in a parity outside of the array? essentially having a parity for the HDD's(2 x18tb drives) and cache parity (nvme and SSD drives)?
July 10, 20223 yr You can setup cache pools in a raid. https://unraid.net/blog/unraid-6-9s-multiple-pools-support
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