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I should have added that if you do want a NAS host with ECC then the HPE ProLiant Gen10 is a good platform. Instead of drive caddies you screw little bosses in
by gorgoiler 4y ago
I should have added that if you do want a NAS host with ECC then the HPE ProLiant Gen10 is a good platform. Instead of drive caddies you screw little bosses into your drive and they slot right into the front bays.
Not hot swappable though. The advantage of hot swapping is that, in a data centre, your ops team doesn’t have to coordinate with your server admin team so that the host is powered off at the exact same time as the operator comes past your rack with a trolley of new disks. Hot swappable means new disks can be added without having to synchronise the host being shut down.
If you’re doing this at home it’s easier to coordinate your admin (you) running sudo poweroff right before site operations (also you) comes around with a new drive.