Cost is per TB. Would kill me here when one user occupies 150TB just themselves.
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| On 11/8/10 6:29 PM, James A. Peltier wrote:
| >
| > I have a solution that is currently centered around commodity
| > storage bricks (Dell R510), flash PCI-E controllers, 1 or 10GbE (on
| > separate Jumbo Frame Data Tier) and Solaris + ZFS.
| >
| > So far it has worked out really well. Each R510 is a box with a fair
| > bit of memory, running OpenIndiana for ZFS/RAIDZ3/Disk Dedup/iSCSI.
| > Each brick is fully populated and in a RAIDZ2 configuration with 1
| > hot spare. Some have SSDs most have SAS or SATA. I export this
| > storage pool as a single iSCSI target and I attach each of these
| > targets to the SAN pool and provision from there.
| >
| > I have two VMWare physical machines which are identically
| > configured. If I need to perform administrative maintenance on the
| > boxes I can migrate the host over to the other machine. This works
| > for me, but it took a really long time to develop the solution and
| > for the cost of my time it *might* have been cheaper to just buy
| > some package deal.
| >
| > It was a hell of a lot of fun learning though. ;)
|
| Did you look at Nexentastor for this? You might need the commercial
| version for
| a fail-over set but I think the basic version is free up to a fairly
| large size.
|
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