Hardware raid with ZFS should avoided ZFS needs direct access to disks and with hardware raid you have a controller in the middle
If you need ZFS, skip the hardware raid and use ZFS raid Il 6 mar 2017 9:23 PM, "Dung Le" <[email protected]> ha scritto: > Hi, > > Since I am new with Gluster, need your advices. I have 2 different Gluster > configuration: > > *Purpose:* Need to create 5 Gluster volumes. I am running the gluster > version is 3.9.0. > > *Config #1: 5 bricks from one zpool* > > - 3 storage nodes. > - Using hardware raid to create one array with raid5 (9+1) per storage > node > - Create a zpool on top of the array per storage node > - Create 5 ZFS shares (each share is a brick) per storage node > - Create 5 volumes with replica of 3 using 5 different bricks. > > > *Config #2: 1 brick from one zpool* > > - 3 storage nodes. > - Using hardware raid to create one array with raid5 (9+1) per storage > node > - Create a zpool on top of the array per storage node > - Create 1 ZFS shares per storage node. Using the share as brick. > - Create 5 volumes with replica of 3 with same share. > > > 1) Is there any different on the performance on both config? > 2) Will the single brick be handling parallel writing vs multiple brick? > 3) Since I am using hardware raid controller, any option that I need to > enable or disable for the gluster volume? > > Best Regards, > ~ Vic Le > > > _______________________________________________ > Gluster-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.gluster.org/mailman/listinfo/gluster-users >
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