F frankz Renowned Member Nov 16, 2020 417 27 68 Friday at 07:02 #1 Hello everyone, in my laboratory cluster I should replace the nas nfs with ceph . Being a laboratory cluster, I would like to buy non-enterprise SSDs but that can support ceph sufficiently. Can anyone recommend me SSDs on amazon? Thank you
Hello everyone, in my laboratory cluster I should replace the nas nfs with ceph . Being a laboratory cluster, I would like to buy non-enterprise SSDs but that can support ceph sufficiently. Can anyone recommend me SSDs on amazon? Thank you
S SteveITS Active Member Proxmox Subscriber Feb 6, 2025 534 223 43 Friday at 07:48 #2 Just to verify, you are not concerned about performance because it’s a lab? Have you considered used enterprise SSDs? We’ve bought quite a few on eBay. Generally enterprise/PLP drives have much longer life and higher performance under load.
Just to verify, you are not concerned about performance because it’s a lab? Have you considered used enterprise SSDs? We’ve bought quite a few on eBay. Generally enterprise/PLP drives have much longer life and higher performance under load.
F frankz Renowned Member Nov 16, 2020 417 27 68 Friday at 08:00 #3 SteveITS said: Just to verify, you are not concerned about performance because it’s a lab? Have you considered used enterprise SSDs? We’ve bought quite a few on eBay. Generally enterprise/PLP drives have much longer life and higher performance under load. Click to expand... thank you for reply , but i must try in my lab ceph and i'm searching the minimal ssd performance and compatibilty .
SteveITS said: Just to verify, you are not concerned about performance because it’s a lab? Have you considered used enterprise SSDs? We’ve bought quite a few on eBay. Generally enterprise/PLP drives have much longer life and higher performance under load. Click to expand... thank you for reply , but i must try in my lab ceph and i'm searching the minimal ssd performance and compatibilty .
S SteveITS Active Member Proxmox Subscriber Feb 6, 2025 534 223 43 Friday at 08:11 #4 Ok well literally any drive will work if you do not care about speed.