Optimising raid on 4k devices
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- Subject: Optimising raid on 4k devices
- From: Matthew Moore <matthew@moore.sydney>
- Date: Sun, 26 May 2019 19:14:58 +1000
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Hi all,
I'm setting up a RAID6 array on 8 * 8TB drives, which are obviously
using 4k sectors. The high-level view is XFS-on-LUKS-on-mdraid6.
I've traditionally used partitions appropriately aligned to 4k sectors,
however my understanding is that modern utilities properly recognise and
align to the underlying disk structure.
Can I simply create the array on top of the physical disks, do I need to
tell mdadm to offset/align, or do I need to continue to use partitions
on the physical disks to get the best performance from this setup?
Many thanks in advance.
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