Hi Wee Yeh,
Thanks for the earlier tips on July17th. I have a couple questions...
I followed your suggestion and first created two raid0 volumes.
volume capacity raid data standby
v0 134.890 GB 0 u1d1-4 none
v1 168.613 GB 0 u1d5-9 none
I wasn't sure whether I should:
1) create zones in the ufs / file system and then create zfs file
systems in the zones,
or...
2) create the zfs file system and its heirarchy and then put zones in
the zfs systems.
I did #2.
And then created the zfs mirrors:
>#zpool create T3arraymirror mirror c1t1d0 c1t1d1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zpool list
NAME SIZE USED AVAIL CAP HEALTH ALTROOT
T3arraymirror 134G 80K 134G 0% ONLINE -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zfs create zpool1/zone1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zfs create T3arraymirror/zones
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zfs create T3arraymirror/zones/zone2
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zfs create T3arraymirror/zones/zone3
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zfs create T3arraymirror/zones/zone4
[EMAIL PROTECTED]: zfs create T3arraymirror/zones/zone5
And then created a zone with zonemgr.
Will my zone I created inherit a zfs file system since it was created in
one?
Does it make sense? It's my first try at this....
Thanks,
Russ
Wee Yeh Tan wrote:
On 7/17/07, Richard Elling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Performance-wise, these are pretty wimpy. You should be able to
saturate
the array controller, even without enabling RAID-5 on it. Note that the
T3's implementation of RAID-0 isn't quite the same as other arrays,
so it
may perform somewhat differently (better) than you expect from JBODs.
This is similiar something I intend to do when we finally move off our
T3's -- we have 9 T3, 2 T3B.
I'd create 2 LUNs, 5 Disk RAID0 + 4 Disk RAID0 on each of the T3 and
stagger mirror the LUNs with ZFS. The final pool will be used to
house user filesystems for a compute cluster. I haven't gotten any
benchmarks on this config yet -- still waiting for my T3's to come
along...
Can you please share the difference with the T3 implementation of RAID0?
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