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Yes, and this can be quite painful. If you have standby sets (like a read replica of a db that can take over for master, or a DR site), you can switch temporar
by sroussey 4y ago
Yes, and this can be quite painful.
If you have standby sets (like a read replica of a db that can take over for master, or a DR site), you can switch temporarily.
It’s good to know what throughput you have under load for this reason among others.
Also, you can slow or pause some RAID during peak hours.
- cm2187 4y agoBut if we are talking about a NAS, hopefully you also have SSD caching which should reduce a lot the workload on your disks.