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Yeah, redundancy doesnt come for free :) RAID 5 can support more than 3 disk, yes. Since this is a lab I wouldnt bother with host side caching, also, it sounds like you plan to use SSD for main storage anyway so Im gussing you wont gain much. For a lab ...
Hi Christian, Thank you for your reply :) The only downside with RAID 1 I guess is loosing half of the storage capacity right? I would rather prefer taking use of as much of the storage as possible. When you said RAID 5 do you strictly mean 3 SSD's ...
Hi Deniz, I personally would do a RAID1 (2 SSD) or 5 (3 SSD) to tolerate a disk loss. But I guess if you wont mind data loss in your lab, one SSD will work, just dont store anything valuable on that SSD :) I dont really see what multiple datastores ...
Hi everyone, I have bought a server for labbing purposes where I will run ESXi on a HP DL360 Gen9. I will mostly(probably only) lab with network devices, primarily Cisco's portfolio: ISE, Firewalls, Routers and network emulators such as EVE-NG. 1. ...
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