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I've been using an unRAID setup (on an old workstation with plenty of bays) for a couple years now and I've been happy so far. No failures yet though so I haven
by rapind 14y ago
I've been using an unRAID setup (on an old workstation with plenty of bays) for a couple years now and I've been happy so far. No failures yet though so I haven't really put it to the test. The HP microserver definitely looks nice.
I just use it for storage though. No VMs etc. And I'm not overly concerned about access speeds so long as I can play HD video off it (which I can).
http://lime-technology.com/ http://lime-technology.com/
- alphasierra 14y agoone big benefit of unraid (for me) is that the individual data disks are all independently mountable (formatted with reiser.). If the whole thing goes pear shaped and I lose the array (lose the hba, mobo, etc) I can always rebuild the array with new disks and just copy the data off the old disks onto the new array.