Francois,
Your best bet is probably a stripe of mirrors. i.e. a zpool made of many
mirrors.
This way you have redundancy, and fast reads as well. You'll also enjoy
pretty quick resilvering in the event of a disk failure as well.
For even faster reads, you can add dedicated L2ARC cache devices (folks
typically use SSDs for very fast (15k RPM) SAS drives for this).
-Greg
Francois wrote:
Hello list,
What would be the best zpool configuration for a cache/proxy server
(probably based on squid) ?
In other words with which zpool configuration I could expect best
reading performance ? (there'll be some writes too but much less).
Thanks.
--
Francois
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