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Cache Drive Strategy

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I just lost my SSD Cache drive, so looking at the next best way to setup my system to be a little bit better bullet proof. 

 

I'm considering a Raid 0 (Mirror) so I don't have to rebuild the cache from backup next time it fails.  What is the collective thinking on this topic?  Is raid 0 on SSD's a good strategy?  Better options?  What about using 2 Raptor drives (get close to SSD?).

 

My thought is that RAID 0 increases the throughput significantly. While a single SATA port is limited to 600Gbps, combining two makes for 1.2 GBps of bandwidth. In real life, the DMI bus behind the SATA throttles this to 1GBps, and SATA/RAID overhead reduces that to about 800MBps, but it’s still a significant improvement - I think I got that right.  So, in addition to having a redundant hardware backup, I should see improvements...although probably still only internal to the server, since the gate is ethernet at this point...

 

Anyone tried Hybrid Drives?  Not sure a RAID 0 hybrid would make a big difference, but perhaps?...?

 

 

 

Thanks O wizened ones!  ;)

RAID 0 is not a mirror.  You'd want RAID 1 if you wanted a mirror.  RAID 0 would definitely not make your system more bullet proof....if one drive fails, you lose it all.    Why not just use the built in cache pool feature in unRAID?

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Ah, forgot about that.  Good answer...!

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