Re: use ssd as write-journal or lvm-cache?

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On Wed, 17 Feb 2021 09:45:12 +0100
pg@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx (Peter Grandi) wrote:

> The main point of "enterprise" flash SSD models is (as the
> original poster wrote) the ability to enable write-back (thus
> much, much higher committed write rates), if they have
> persistent buffering.

I read the OP as they meant enabling the write-back mode of LVM cache, where
loss of the SSD may lead to a data loss for the entire array, and justifying
that simply by the SSD being a reliable datacenter one. My objection was to
that, but perhaps indeed I understood that part wrong.

-- 
With respect,
Roman



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