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"These tests have been performed on Google Cloud Platform using n2d-standard-16 (8 vCPUs, 32 GB memory) and 1x375GB NVME in RAID0 in us-east4." Am I missing so
by ZeroCool2u 4y ago
"These tests have been performed on Google Cloud Platform using n2d-standard-16 (8 vCPUs, 32 GB memory) and 1x375GB NVME in RAID0 in us-east4."
Am I missing something? Is there some configuration of RAID0 that allows you to use a single drive? Or is this just a confusing way of saying they have one logical drive available, because the two attached NVME drives are configured in RAID0?
- gtirloni 4y agoYou can create a RAID-0 volume on top of a single drive. But it seems this was a typo in the article.
- Latty 4y agoThis could just be an ambiguous wording thing, i.e: it's one 375GB effective volume, backed by NVME in RAID0. I dunno how it works, but depending on how it's sold (e.g: you choose the size you need, then the redundancy/performance you want, rather than having to define how that is constructed at a physical level), it may make sense to talk about it that way.