I have a windows 2K server using SQL 2K. I am trying to
indentify what RAID configuation I should use for the
best performance. The application is an OLTP variety. I
have 5 physical disks. What would be the best set-up
(performance is more important than redundancy). If you
need any more info please ask. TIA.
MarcusAlthough the number of concurrent users is a potential issue.
Mirror the log, raid 10 the data ( but you don't have enough disk for that)
so
Mirror the log, raid 0 the data (stripe with stripe size of 64K)
opinions will vary... but avoiding raid 5, will give you a write improvement
( R5 has at least a 75% write penalty.)
But this will not give you data redundancy, but you can get up to the minute
recovery without loss ofdata...
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"Marcus" <marcus12@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> I have a windows 2K server using SQL 2K. I am trying to
> indentify what RAID configuation I should use for the
> best performance. The application is an OLTP variety. I
> have 5 physical disks. What would be the best set-up
> (performance is more important than redundancy). If you
> need any more info please ask. TIA.
> Marcus
>
Friday, February 24, 2012
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