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2008/5/24 A. Khattri <ajai@××××.net>: |
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> Technical arguments aside, if you're serious about data loss and/or |
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> performance, you would be using hardware RAID anyway. 3ware cards are pretty |
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> cheap and the extra money is well worth it for peace of mind. |
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+1 for 3ware. |
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Also, the initial problem with this thread is that there were no |
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requirements listed. What's the best file system largely depends on |
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what you're doing. If its a IMAP server VS an Oracle database, you'd |
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pick two entirely different filesystems. |
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Asking a what the best filesystem is without any qualifications or |
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requirements doesn't give you a very good answer, more likely you're |
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going to get which filesystem has the most fans. |
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