Hi all,
I just bought a n54l hp microserv, and heard that the max ram I can put in it is 16Gb ECC.
Now I'd like to be abble to store a max of data ( 4 to 6, 6Tb drives...)
What I heard from ZFS ram requirements is: 4Tb to 8Tb for the system +1Gb/1Tb storage and that this rule is for both performances AND security purposes. I cannot meet those requirements with my hardware seeing the quantity of storage I want so unless you have an other opinion on ZFS I have to skip to something else.
What I heard from UFS ram requirements is: less ram than ZFS but never any estimation.
I'm not sure but I think I have too simple needs to loose anything by using ufs instead of zfs...
My question: I try to put together a homeserver to centralize my pictures movies, music... I need to store as much as 24Tb RAID5, with 16Gb ram. Would UFS be a viable alternative?
Thanks to take interest in my question,
Jonah
I just bought a n54l hp microserv, and heard that the max ram I can put in it is 16Gb ECC.
Now I'd like to be abble to store a max of data ( 4 to 6, 6Tb drives...)
What I heard from ZFS ram requirements is: 4Tb to 8Tb for the system +1Gb/1Tb storage and that this rule is for both performances AND security purposes. I cannot meet those requirements with my hardware seeing the quantity of storage I want so unless you have an other opinion on ZFS I have to skip to something else.
What I heard from UFS ram requirements is: less ram than ZFS but never any estimation.
I'm not sure but I think I have too simple needs to loose anything by using ufs instead of zfs...
My question: I try to put together a homeserver to centralize my pictures movies, music... I need to store as much as 24Tb RAID5, with 16Gb ram. Would UFS be a viable alternative?
Thanks to take interest in my question,
Jonah