Since you are in control of the code on the remote devices, it may be worthwhile to predeploy a zerotrust type client (eg, cloudflared) with the proper certificate directly onto your end devices. it will add a little bit of cost BUT the security...
I would not say it is dangerous per se, I only think it adds an unnecessary point of failue. Simply because it is added hardware. Sure, the same thing is true for an HBA card, but not to the same extent, since it is less complex.
But my...
The term, risk, doesnt mean what you think it means. there's a RISK of a meteor falling on you. the fact it didnt happen doesnt lower that risk.
Same goes for the term absolutely. see Dunning-Krueger effect.
The difference between a RAID...
bifurcation is function of the board's northrbridge, which would be controllable vie its bios user interface. first place to check is the user manual, and then onto Supermicro's tech support.
I think you have a completely... optimistic outlook on what you are expecting from this solution. You can ACHIEVE the functionality you desire, but no one is going to make it for you.
For starters, Areca controllers have built in features...
Consider that any write on a pg that has an "old" member and a "new" member will effectively make the "old" one not relevent, so the only way that this makes any sense is if you dont write anything to the affected pgs. which, of course, makes the...
This isnt really how ceph works. each OSD contains fractions of placement groups which are not really useful in and of themselves. The first layer of fault recovery is rebalancing to available space on other osds so "spares" dont have any meaning...
in the case of op, he set up the entirety of his only disk(s) as a single zfs pool. he is using it for both his root partition AND his virtual disk space. since zfs zvols deployed by pve are thin provisioned by default, its possible to...
this can happen ;)
since there is no room for further writes, you have to "create" some. The only way to do that is to overwrite an existing file with a smaller one. find a large size candidate (like in /var/log) and overwrite it like so:
dd...