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Best Setup for a 2-server configuration

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Hy guys,

I'm actually rocking Unraid on the following:

Server A

J4105 - 8Gb DDR4

500GB SSD (cache)

14TB parity - 14+8TB Array

Have available the following:

Server B

Lenovo board + Ryzen pro 4650G + 16Gb DDR4 3200

256GB NVME / 14TB / 2x8TB 3x4TB

I was planning to:

Server A --> switching 8TB x 14TB to have 3x 14TB and move everything to the AMD Ryzen Pro platform to gain CPU power & Ram & expandability (1PCI-E 16X, 1 PCI-E 1X, 1 NVME, 1 NVME KEY-E)

Sell 3x4TB

Buy 1x8TB

Server B(ackup) --> using J4105 & 8GB ram configuring a ZFS pool made by 4x8TB (24Tb ZFS1) to exploit the BIT ROT protection & snapshot

make sense?

I'd avoid to have the main server set-up as a ZFS for power efficiency (usually only 1HD + Parity spin-up when used), in the future I could add NVME storage for fast access to docker etc (I use NextCloud & Plex, mainly)

what do you guys think? should I make something differently?

thank you for any idea!

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