Re: RAID-1 can (sometimes) be 3x faster than RAID-10

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Hello,

On Sun, Jun 02, 2019 at 12:33:16PM +0100, Wols Lists wrote:
> Note that raid-10 is not raid-1+0 is not raid-0+1 as far as linux is
> concerned.
> 
> Provided that you have more disks in the array than you have disks in
> your raid-0 striped set, raid-10 will spread the mirror across disks.

If I had 4 devices (2x SSD and 2x NVMe) I'd love to test how
striped-LVM-on-pair-of-RAID-1s compares against RAID-1+0, but
unfortunately I'm unlikely to be able to justify buying that
hardware at once just for testing purposes.

To be honest if I'm happy with the NVMe then I'll probably just
switch to NVMe in future as it's actually cheaper (but has only 3 vs
5 year warranty, and a quarter the write endurance).

Cheers,
Andy



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