Hi, Hi,
I used a cheap storage server (supermirco board, 24x 12 TB HDD + nVME SSD, Debian 10/11, zfs with zraid2, 2x10GE LACP) as a nfs-V3-server.
It works properly as well for FILE volumes as for directory container pools -- and it was much faster than our "old" NL400 Isilon cluster with 3x 32 HDDs.
Unfortunately it was just for testing, but I do miss it, now I use our CephFS cluster, but the performance varies much, the cheap box worked better, was more reliable :-)
Best Bjørn On 02.08.22 14:45, Saravanan Palanisamy wrote:
Did anyone try using NFS file system as Directory container storage pool ? is there any drawback to use such options? we have enough bandwidth 25G to support NFS mount points and its dedicated for backup servers. Regards Sarav -- Thanks & Regards, Saravanan Mobile: +65-8228 4384
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