Isn't that a bit apples and oranges? Ceph is a network distributed
thingy, not a local solution.
I'd use linux/software raid + lvm, it's the only one supported (by
CentOS/RedHat).
ZFS on Linux could be interesting if it was supported by Cloudstack, but
it is not, you'd end up using qcow2 (COW) files on top of a COW
filesystem which could lead to issues. Also ZFS is not really the
fastest fs out there, though it does have some nice features.
Did you really mean raid 0? I hope you have backups. :)
hth
On 2019-07-15 11:49, Fariborz Navidan wrote:
Hello,
Which one do you think is faster to use for local soft Raid-0 for
primary
storage? Ceph, ZFS or Built-in soft raid manager of CentOS? Which one
can
gives us better IOPS and IO latency on NVMe SSD disks? The storage will
be
used for production cloud environment where arround 60 VMs will run on
top
of it.
Your ides are highly appreciated
