Re: Is --write-mostly supposed to do anything for SSD- and NVMe-class devices?

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Am 18.05.19 um 00:04 schrieb Andy Smith:
> I have a machine with one SATA SSD and one NVMe device. Of course
> even the SSD is pretty high performance and the NVMe is over 4 times
> faster than that, if we're talking about IOPS.
> 
> I've never used --write-mostly before but I thought maybe if I put
> them both in a RAID-10 but set the SSD device to --write-mostly then
> most reads would come from the NVMe and benefit from its increased
> performance.
sdaly RAID10 don't support --write-mostly, otherwise i won't have bought
4 expensive 2 TB SSD's in the last two years.....



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