Hi
Is ist a good idear to copy the DB to a ssd and make a symlink (Debian) to it?
The DB and data are now on a Single local hdd.
Or is it better to Mount the DB in the docker Command (-v / - -Mount)
Or just let it on the hdd?
Hi
Is ist a good idear to copy the DB to a ssd and make a symlink (Debian) to it?
The DB and data are now on a Single local hdd.
Or is it better to Mount the DB in the docker Command (-v / - -Mount)
Or just let it on the hdd?
At the moment I believe there are some individual that have mounted the DB to a faster drive(SSD, NVMe) using the docker mount command. Others are using some form of caching system however this is not yet a supported config. Mounting of database files to faster storage is a planned feature for the future. There is a github issue if you want to keep up to date.
Github: https://github.com/storj/storj/issues/2276
Forum discussion: https://forum.storj.io/t/storage-node-performance-improvement-ideas/314/30
Thanks for the links
The mounting tricks are indeed not supported and risky. But I don’t see an issue with having SSD Cache accelerated storage. That should work perfectly fine independent of what you run on top of it.