Strahdvonzar Posted September 8, 2024 Posted September 8, 2024 What is the best practice for developers (it also applies to many more use cases) using unraid in terms of caching and array storage? Currently i code on Cache and have rsync scripts for syncing to the array. That way , i avoid the strain on the array disks due to the often access and i also keep my code backed up "safe" in the array through rsync. Is there a "native" way to achieve the same result without relying on rsync custom scripts or should i just skip the "cache" all together and use the Array for my purposes and just accept the increase wear on my disks? Generally i have various use cases in my setup that require often access to data through the day , with speed not actually being a factor. Is the wear on the array disks so taxing that staying in a "Cache -> rsync -> Array" setup the best way to go? Quote
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