Hello all, I wanted to ask here for your experiences running PVE with local storage using ZFS on HP gen9 or gen10 servers. In near future i am planning to deploy two PVE installs on such two servers. I plan to use RAID1 (mirror) for boot drives and RAID6 (RAIDZ2) for data drives.
I'm familiar with all the basics about ZFS and best practices, such as switching controller to HBA or IT mode.
What i'm interested in is how it behaves in practice such as when hard drive fails. Am I able to see it on front of the server as usual so I know which hard drive has failed and needs to be replaced?
On the other hand, has anybody experience running PVE on hardware enabled RAID with HP controllers for example using LVM on top of it? I'm not sure how the storage manager can be accessed to handle diagnostics, configuration changes or hard drive replacements without restarting the server and going to BIOS. Do I need to use Linux version of storage manager that is available (as far as I know)? Or is it even possible?
Thank you!
I'm familiar with all the basics about ZFS and best practices, such as switching controller to HBA or IT mode.
What i'm interested in is how it behaves in practice such as when hard drive fails. Am I able to see it on front of the server as usual so I know which hard drive has failed and needs to be replaced?
On the other hand, has anybody experience running PVE on hardware enabled RAID with HP controllers for example using LVM on top of it? I'm not sure how the storage manager can be accessed to handle diagnostics, configuration changes or hard drive replacements without restarting the server and going to BIOS. Do I need to use Linux version of storage manager that is available (as far as I know)? Or is it even possible?
Thank you!
