Re: Choosing hp sata or sas SSDs for journals

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Hi,

2015-11-04 15:16 GMT+01:00 Christian Balzer <chibi@xxxxxxx>:
> On Wed, 4 Nov 2015 12:03:51 +0100 Karsten Heymann wrote:
>> I'm currently planning to use dl380 with 26 (24 at the front, two for
>> system disks at the back) 2,5"-slots, from which roughly 2/3 are
>> intended for osd drives, the rest for system and journal disks.
>>
> That's a pretty dense configuration, how many nodes do you plan to deploy
> initially?

Somewhere between 5 and 10 nodes initially.

> What network infrastructure?

At least 2x 10GB/s Ethernet, probably 4x (2x client-facing, 2x intra-cluster).

> Check the archives for previous threads, I would allocate about 2 GHz of
> CPU per OSD...

That fits with the cpus I chose.

>> So 18 spinning drives, 6 SSD (model #1) and two system disks seem to
>> be at least a reasonable choice for a setup to start with?
>>
> Yes.
> Note that in my example below the system disks are a RAID10 of the 4 SSDs,
> with raw partitions for the journals.

Interesting setup.

>> 200GB are the smallest enterprise drives HP sells for current server
>> generations.
>>
> Yeah, but when you look at the Intel DC S37xx drives for example, the
> older (more parallel) SSDs are actually faster at smaller size then the
> new ones.

I think I have to stick to what HP offers.

Thanks a lot,
Karsten
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