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See what I said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam repository?: Greetings, I am trying to implement reports using this script. So like even if you take the small chance that the server will fail, THEN you have something like a 1000:1 chance that the backup server would have a failed drive rebuilding at the same time.

IF you lose a drive on the backup server.Īt the same time.

Look at the extra cost of RAID 10 and weigh that against the insanely unlikely chance that a recovery issue would impact you. Even if you are using instant recovery, what are the chances that this would impact you? Portal Administrator can perform all administrative activities in Veeam Service Provider Console including: performing portal configuration, creating and managing reseller and company accounts, managing subscription plans and invoices, accessing data of all managed client companies, and so on. So recovery from failed disk is like a 1% risk? It's a backup server, normally this isn't considered a problem. My concern was if I used Veeam's instant recovery for example or if the array needed to rebuild because of a failed disk. What's that? The performance penalty? I mean I suppose under normal conditions probably not. Is that a big deal on your backup server?

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If I decided to keep RAID 10 and did need additional space in the future unexpectedly, I did think about a fall back plan of using Windows Deduplication (server will be running 2012 said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam said in Sanity check, which RAID level should I use for my Veeam repository?: Full Name: Vladimir Eremin Re: My Veeam Report v9.5.1 by veremin Fri 1:24 pm 1 person likes this post I think most of the required parts have been provided already, so, you just need to accommodate several examples to your needs. Thoughts on if I should stick with my original decision of RAID 10? Thanks! Concerns with RAID 6 would be performance related (long rebuild times in case of disk failure, write penalty during backup operations, etc.). I will not be using reverse incremental with Veeam btw.Ĭoncerns with RAID 10 were it just gives me enough space based on my estimates for the 5 years of storage. 4 5 6 The company headquarters is in Columbus, Ohio, United States.

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I was just wondering if I should think about using RAID 6 instead? It would give me quite a bit more extra space just in case my data set should unexpectedly increase in size. Veeam Software is a privately held US-based information technology company owned by Insight Partners that develops backup, disaster recovery and modern data protection software for virtual, cloud-native, SaaS, Kubernetes and physical workloads. I was going to put them into RAID 10 (OBR10 of course) and that would give me just enough usable space based on my estimations of the size of the Veeam files required to store 5 years of backups with a very small amount of headroom. I have the chassis full with 8圆TB WD Gold SATA drives.

So, I am repurposing a Supermicro server into a storage server to hold my Veeam backups.