Le 24/06/2022 à 20:20, Roman Mamedov wrote :
I think the key decider in whether or not a RAIDed swap should be a must-have, is whether the system has hot-swap bays for drives.
Why ? What has hot-swap to do with RAIDed swap ?
Also, it seemed like the discussion began in the context of setting up a home machine, or something otherwise not as mission-critical. And in those cases, almost nobody will have hot-swap. As such, if you have to bring down the machine to replace a drive anyway, might as well tolerate the risk of it going down with a bang (due to a part of swap going away)
I disagree. Even without hot-swap, RAIDed swap allows you to control how and when the downtime happens in order to replace a faulty drive. Without RAIDed swap, you cannot.
