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How to make unraid mount an additional mirror?

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Has anyone done this?  I'm thinking about setting one up.

 

I'm not sure yet how I'd make it persistent, but assuming I can it would be great for VM's and docker I think.

6 minutes ago, Marshalleq said:

Has anyone done this?  I'm thinking about setting one up.

 

I'm not sure yet how I'd make it persistent, but assuming I can it would be great for VM's and docker I think.

 

Not sure what you mean by mirror, but for VM's and docker you can use a cache drive, or install unassigned devices plugin and mount a drive for VM's and docker.

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Yes, I'm aware - I posted about this elsewhere but no reply cause I gave too much detail ;)

 

I don't want to use my existing cache drive (BTRFS Raid-1), the SSD endurance won't handle the VM's and dockers I have which are constant IO.

 

I had one in unassigned devices (enterprise grade 1TB Samsung), but it died.  So I thought how can I get redundant SSD's without having to sell / throw away my current cache drives which are perfectly good?

 

So I figure an additional standard Raid-1 Mirror, which somehow I have to mount in Unraid, since unraid doesn't as far as I know provide this capability through the GUI.

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6 hours ago, Marshalleq said:

So I figure an additional standard Raid-1 Mirror, which somehow I have to mount in Unraid, since unraid doesn't as far as I know provide this capability through the GUI.

Are you talking about getting another SSD to implement this mirror?   If so there are forum posts about how to create a BTRFS RAID1 style mirror from the command line and then mounting this under Unassigned Devices.   I have not done this myself but as I understand it, it is only the creation stage that needs to be done from the command line and once created Unassigned Devices can handle the mounting/unmounting.

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Oh fantastic!  That's exactly what I was looking for, thanks for the tip!

It is also possible to set up a cache pool as BTRFS RAID1. This is supported from the GUI.

I have 4 SSDs in the cache pool set up as RAID10 (to have redundancy and performance boost)

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Thanks, I have BTRFS Raid1 Cache already, this is additional.  

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