Re: design question - NVME + NLSAS, SSD or SSD + NLSAS

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No way I'm expert and let see what other folks suggesting but I would say go with Intel if you only care about performance. 

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On Jul 19, 2018, at 12:54 PM, Steven Vacaroaia <stef97@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,
I would appreciate any advice ( with arguments , if possible) regarding the best design approach considering below facts

- budget is set to XX amount 
- goal is to get as much performance / capacity as possible using XX 
- 4 to 6 servers,  DELL R620/R630 with 8 disk slots, 64 G RAM and  8 cores
- CEPH usage - mainly provide block device through SCST to VMWare 

I  consider the following options ( if there is one that I miss, please let me know)

1.
       NVME + NLSAS, OS running on internal SD cards 
      8 to 1 NVME/rotational drives ratio

2.
      2 x write intensive SSD RAID1 + 6 x NLSAS, OS running on a partition of the RAID1 SSD
      6 to 1 SSD / rotational drive ratio

3. 
     2 x write intesive SSD + 6 x NLSAS, OS on SD card
      3 to 1 SSD / rotationl ratio

4. "regular" SSD  , OS on SD card  

For the drives, I have the following

'regular" SSD
    Intel DC S4500 ( 900$)  or  Micron 5100 PRO ( 1100$) or SM863a (1300$)
NLSAS
   Segate   ST2000NX0403

Still debating the model for SSD write intensive
   Models that I am considering 
      HGST Ultrastar SS300 HUSMM3240ASS200 ( 1200$)
    SDLTMDKW- 200G-5CA1 ( 1600$)

Still debating on NVME between Intel and Samsung

Many thanks for any/all advice 

Steven
      
 
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