juchong 6 Posted January 2 Share Posted January 2 Here's my contribution to the storage party. The main server has 224TB usable, the backup server has 126TB usable. The main server drives are housed in a Chenbro NR40700 case and the backup server is housed in a Supermicro CSE-826. I'll need to upgrade the backup server at some point since every drive bay is full. 4 Quote Link to post
SiRMarlon 17 Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 Man I am a guppy compared to you guys! 😄 I thought I had a lot of space with 32TB but quickly realized that I am going to need MOAR. The plan is to update slowly update my drives to 10TB since that is the size of my current parity drive. Quote Link to post
falconexe 250 Posted March 15 Share Posted March 15 (edited) Is this the largest single array LOL? I just hit 256TB usable, with 285TB in the server total. I have another backup server approaching 200 TB. I'm very close to .5 PB overall. Edited March 16 by falconexe 1 Quote Link to post
Zer0Nin3r 22 Posted March 22 Share Posted March 22 On 3/21/2019 at 7:34 PM, DZMM said: to be uploaded to Google - about 300TB there 😳 Gadzooks! Now I know why Google is moving away from unlimited cloud storage even for universities. 😜 Quote Link to post
PolicyPaul 0 Posted Thursday at 11:57 PM Share Posted Thursday at 11:57 PM 32TB right now Quote Link to post
tjb_altf4 151 Posted Friday at 12:05 AM Share Posted Friday at 12:05 AM Array is currently at 90TB + 1P, but 5TB of nvme and 6TB of UD bumps me over the 100TB mark! Looking to expand further, just need to work out an appropriate solution to house all the disks 🤣 Quote Link to post
Joshndroid 4 Posted Friday at 10:59 AM Share Posted Friday at 10:59 AM LoL... i have 12TB.... that isn't full.. I have about 400-500GB of pure important data that has multiple backups externally. I wouldn't mind increasing the drives from 3TB to 4TB drives but until they start to die or fill up i kind of dont see much of a point unless i grab 3 drives straight away to begin the process (ie the 2 parity drives and a single larger data) Quote Link to post
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