There's another issue in server processing loftar is trying to track down. It may be a bad piece of hardware, but he wants to verify before committing to it and it doesn't work.wlkk011 wrote:After move, why I feel more lag?
I have ping around 100, but still always repeating one action for several times then jump to another place where I click before...
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MagicManICT
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Re: Planned downtime: Server move (2019-02-27 13:00 UTC)
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loftar
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Re: Planned downtime: Server move (2019-02-27 13:00 UTC)
It is not. They seem to be Toshiba drives, and no, I don't think I can choose.Ricu wrote:If it's a Intel SSD, it is common with them, they have a cache problem, if you can choose at the datacenter what SSD to pick, go for SAMSUNG
I don't disagree in principle and I would really like to do that, but it seems to be really difficult to find reasonable colocation around here.dullah wrote:better buy your own for a good brand like DELL or HP, and host it in the most convenient datacenter, in the long run, it's cheaper, and you have more control over your hardware.
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KeTo
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Re: Planned downtime: Server move (2019-02-27 13:00 UTC)
seems like freeze'o'lags just became stronger and longer =\
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dullah
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Re: Planned downtime: Server move (2019-02-27 13:00 UTC)
I tend to disagree, performance-wise the HW Raid is unmatched for intensive IO workloads.Granger wrote:I disagree with that. Use a good HBA and a storage stack (eg. ZFS) that checksums all the way down so it knows what part of the data is actually good.dullah wrote:- Always use a good RAID adapter, PERC H730P or 740P on modern DELL servers for example, do not go with RAID software.
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Granger
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Re: Planned downtime: Server move (2019-02-27 13:00 UTC)
He who sacrifices data integretiy for performance deserves neither.dullah wrote:I tend to disagree, performance-wise the HW Raid is unmatched for intensive IO workloads.Granger wrote:I disagree with that. Use a good HBA and a storage stack (eg. ZFS) that checksums all the way down so it knows what part of the data is actually good.dullah wrote:- Always use a good RAID adapter, PERC H730P or 740P on modern DELL servers for example, do not go with RAID software.
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