At 2012-01-09T15:12-0800, Jeremiah Peschka wrote:
>However, make sure you do the reading on the SSDs you're going to
>purchase because not all SSDs are created equal. I had a client buy
>some smaller OCZ-Vertex 3s recently which have a wear leveling issue
>(the 120GB drives have few
>
> However, make sure you do the reading on the SSDs you're going to purchase
> because not all SSDs are created equal. I had a client buy some smaller
> OCZ-Vertex 3s recently which have a wear leveling issue (the 120GB drives
> have fewer chips than the 240GB drives) that causes performance to f
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If you are doing anything that will read from disk, SSDs will improve your
performance. If you are doing any reads from disk that are non-sequential,
SSDs will really increase your performance.
However, make sure you do the reading on the SSDs you'
I don't have any exact statistics, but I'm willing to personally guarantee
you will not be disappointed. Both Riak back ends are essentially doing
random IO, and in practice we've found our disks to be entirely bounded by
seek time.
Will
On Mon, Jan 9, 2012 at 3:05 PM, David McNicholl
wrote:
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