raid controller recommendation
Xose Vazquez Perez
xose at wanadoo.es
Fri Dec 12 02:16:19 UTC 2003
Jesse Keating wrote:
> For 2 drive stuff, sure maybe. But we deal with 4/8/12/16 drive
> chassis, all on 3ware stuff. I don't think software raid can handle
> those situations.
Linux_software_raid is *stable*
> Especially not with remote web configurations,
> alerts (included, not build your own), etc...
remote _web_ for critical storage ? command line is the best.
> Software raid has it's place, and it's cheap, but the Original Poster
> asked for a hardware solution. The only solution I would consider is a
> 3ware solution.
Do you believe that LiNUX_soft_raid is worse to be 'soft'?
You are wrong. Why is 3w best ?
Maybe if you buy a high end board, with a Xscale 600-700Mhz chip you will
get better performance. But low end boards with *100Mhz* , the most
ordinary boards out there, you are going to win _nothing_. Mainly because
linux_soft_raid is very well designed and current system processors/buses
and memory are very fast today.
And remember, if you have HW raid boards implementations you must have
the *same board* _very near_ because they use a owner format(double expense)
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