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Default Using BerkeleyDB via 1GB LAN and RAID5 - 06-30-2006 , 02:10 AM






Hello,
we are planning to buy new hardware and consider to separate the
computing and storage. This would mean:

Box A: Much RAM and CPU where BerkeleyDB shall roam
Box B: Raid-Server connected to A via 1GB LAN

The documentation suggests not to do this, does this also account for
fast lans?

I've read that Raid 5 Systems have poor write performance but do well
on reading. Does anyone have experience with on or the other (or both)
that is: Separate storage via LAN and/or using RAID5 instead of RAID1
or RAID0?

Best regards,

Peter


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Default Re: Using BerkeleyDB via 1GB LAN and RAID5 - 06-30-2006 , 02:14 AM






"Peter" <RanmaSaotome (AT) gmx (DOT) de> writes:

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we are planning to buy new hardware and consider to separate the
computing and storage. This would mean:

Box A: Much RAM and CPU where BerkeleyDB shall roam
Box B: Raid-Server connected to A via 1GB LAN

The documentation suggests not to do this, does this also account for
fast lans?
I think that speed is less an issue than correctness of remote
file access vs. local file access. How is BDB on Box A going to
access the data on Box B? When a write on Box A appears to
complete, will it really be committed to disk on Box B???

best regards
Patrick


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