I'm having a RAID5 array of about 40TB in size. A separate RAID
controller card handles the disks. I'm planning to use the normal ext4
file system. It's standard and well known, most probably not the
fastest though. That will not have any great impact, as there is a 4TB
NVMe SSD drive, which takes the odd of the slow physical disk
performance.
Hi,
I'd recommend if you're going to use RAID that you at least use a RAID-6
configuration. You don't want to risk losing all your backups if you
have a drive fail and then during the rebuilding of the RAID-5, you
happen to have another drive failure/error.
cheers,
--tom
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