Hi guys i am in the process of of quoting up a storage server for my new house, and the network engineer that i've been working with has been great in guiding up to this point, i would just like to know how hard something like what we have sorted out would be to implement to someone who hasn't touched linux/networking in over 10 years, i'm a very fast learner and know my way around computer systems (just not linux) i'll first write down the parts i have selected and the way he was going to implement the system
first of we were going to build 3 backblaze storage pods but replacing the mother board with a Intel S1200BTL to get one more pcie slot for a dual port 10gbe HP NC522SFP the idea was to have a main server with 2 of the HP NC522SFP Dual Port 10GbE Server Adapter and then have the server see all 3 pods as one massive array, in the event of a catastrophic crash i would lose 1 entire backblaze pod before my data would be lost (losing 1 pod is fine any more than that and the data would be gone), how would i go about implementing a system like this?? we also haven't selected a switch but were looking at a cisco 48 port poe
thanks hopefully i've provided enough details any more info i'll provide it the best i can
once again, thanks guys
first of we were going to build 3 backblaze storage pods but replacing the mother board with a Intel S1200BTL to get one more pcie slot for a dual port 10gbe HP NC522SFP the idea was to have a main server with 2 of the HP NC522SFP Dual Port 10GbE Server Adapter and then have the server see all 3 pods as one massive array, in the event of a catastrophic crash i would lose 1 entire backblaze pod before my data would be lost (losing 1 pod is fine any more than that and the data would be gone), how would i go about implementing a system like this?? we also haven't selected a switch but were looking at a cisco 48 port poe
thanks hopefully i've provided enough details any more info i'll provide it the best i can
once again, thanks guys