Re: RAID1 powerloss - can parity rewrite be safely backgrounded?

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Date: Friday, September 28, 2007 - 12:58 pm

On Fri, 28 Sep 2007, Matt wrote:

> Brian A. Seklecki schreef:

Actually, we ended up moving all of our RAID1 machines to s/w mirroring
with rsync. No rebuild time, and you can even swap cables to get the
machine up immediately in the case of a catastropic failure.

Depending on the application, an rsync job every 10-15 minutes will do
what you need just fine. The only problem would be with huge databases
- an entire table would rsync at once.

We have tried rsnapshot also with good success (it maintains versions
automatically), but not with database applications.

Lee

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Re: RAID1 powerloss - can parity rewrite be safely backgroun..., Brian A. Seklecki, (Thu Sep 27, 6:13 pm)
Re: RAID1 powerloss - can parity rewrite be safely backgroun..., L. V. Lammert, (Fri Sep 28, 12:58 pm)
Re: RAID1 powerloss - can parity rewrite be safely backgroun..., Brian A. Seklecki, (Fri Sep 28, 12:30 pm)