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    Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 4 Apr 2013

    So what are the modern arguments for / against hardware / software RAID? I don't get out much. #sysadmin

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      1. Chris Cowley ‏@chriscowleyunix 4 Apr 2013

        @standaloneSA this argument annoys me, there is a blog post coming on the subject soon.

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      2. Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 5 Apr 2013

        @chriscowleyunix you do it, I'll link to it. :-)

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      3. Chris Cowley ‏@chriscowleyunix 7 Apr 2013

        @standaloneSA Voila: http://is.gd/BaBkmH  Question: do you self-Reddit your posts, or is that frowned upon?

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      4. Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 7 Apr 2013

        @chriscowleyunix I'd be happy to post it. You'd get way more traffic tomorrow 9am-1pm EDT though. Want me to wait?

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      5. Chris Cowley ‏@chriscowleyunix 7 Apr 2013

        @standaloneSA Feel free, like I said, is self-posting frowned upon on /r/sysadmin?

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      7. Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 7 Apr 2013

        @chriscowleyunix It's not entirely frowned upon. Contributing only your own blog entries is, though. That's considered "blogspam".

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      1. fferret ‏@fferret 4 Apr 2013

        @standaloneSA Doesn't software RAID add more overhead? Perhaps not with multicore.

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      2. Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 4 Apr 2013

        @fferret it does, but it's minimal, and honestly, we are almost never pegging modern processors, like you suggested.

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      1. Asim Aslam ‏@chuhnk 4 Apr 2013

        @standaloneSA we should talk about software raid in the cloud space. Stripe over multiple disks on a single instance for improved IO.

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      2. Matt Simmons ‏@standaloneSA 4 Apr 2013

        @chuhnk interesting. I hadn't thought of that. Have you tried it with EBS?

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      3. Asim Aslam ‏@chuhnk 4 Apr 2013

        @standaloneSA not personally tried this but there are some interesting old posts out there http://victortrac.com/blog/2010/01/02/ec2-ephemeral-disks-vs-ebs-volumes-in-raid/ …http://www.gabrielweinberg.com/blog/2011/05/raid0-ephemeral-storage-on-aws-ec2.html …

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    1. (((Nahum Shalman))) ‏@nahumshalman 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA +1 for ZFS if you care about the data. If not, SW RAID is portable, HW RAID is faster (til it screws up). So... ZFS. #sysadmin

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    2. Eric Sproul ‏@eirescot 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA we want integrity from end-to-end checksumming and as little black-box goo between apps & data, i.e. "#ZFS or GTFO." :)

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    3. Chris Cowley ‏@chriscowleyunix 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA software: no rational ones against, hardware: card is SPF, performance ofteen inferior, but people just "feel" it is better

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    4. Chris Siebenmann ‏@thatcks 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA I vastly prefer software RAID because it is far more amenable to inspection and fixing if and when things go wrong.

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    5. Douglas J Hunley ‏@hunleyd 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA which is to say, ZFS effing rocks :)

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    6. Chris Siebenmann ‏@thatcks 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA My view is that the performance advantages of hardware RAID are usually oversold. Measure before you believe them.

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    7. Ben Cotton ‏@FunnelFiasco 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA software, because you can't puppetize hardware

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    8. Jim Millard ‏@millardjk 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA most have to do with huge rebuild times on >1TB spindles; also lower perf using sw instead of hw

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    9. Douglas J Hunley ‏@hunleyd 4 Apr 2013

      @standaloneSA just migrate to raidz and be done with it

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