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That's awfully naive, especially for tasks like video editing that are significantly impacted by disk read/write speeds. Even a NAS on a gigabit network is goi
by mi100hael 10y ago
That's awfully naive, especially for tasks like video editing that are significantly impacted by disk read/write speeds. Even a NAS on a gigabit network is going to be roughly 6x slower than a standard internal SATA III spinning disk.
- Keyframe 10y agoI agree. Network-wise we start at 10GbE. It's a lot more complicated than simple file storage on network though. Many needs and solutions. And I mean MANY.
- klodolph 10y agoI said "by default", the implication being that you'd do something else if your application needs it. But it's much easier from an operational perspective if you start with a reliable system (replicated, networked storage) and cache locally for speed, then to try and make local filesystems reliable and durable.