Hi all
I have invested in a used HP Proliant ML150 G5 server as a new backup
server. I have about 500 GB of data in 40 000 files spread over 8
clients to backup. Data doesn't grow fast so I'm aiming at two 1TB disks
in a raid 1 configuration.
Do I go with more expensive, but faster (and more reliable?), SAS-disks.
Or is cheaper, but slower, S-ATA disks sufficient? I'm guessing that
disk speed will be the bottle neck in performance?
Your thoughts on this would be appreciated.
/Erik
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