Note: "permalinks" may not be as permanent as we would like,
direct links of old sources may well be a few messages off.
> I plan to build a DRBD replication protocol C between two storage servers (between 3 when DRBD 9 will be production ready, of perhaps using stacked resources). > Each server will have up to 36 4TB disks, DRBD will be on top of hard raid array(s). > 10Gbps network connection. > > However, I don't exactly know how many raid arrays (so how many DRBD resources) to configure. > Of course, not only one, because if I encounter a full raid array disaster, re-synchronization time of the failed DRBD resource would be too long. > > Goal would be to have quite small raid arrays so that in case of a full raid array disaster, re-synchronization of the failed DRBD resource would be fast. > > The question is, up to how many concurrent DRBD resources can be running ? > Is there any drawback that could be encountered ? > Do you have any experience with this ? Hello, Any feedback on this topic ? Thank you very much ! Ben