Hello,
I am tasked with upgrading the storage for our marketing department, they work with a lot of Adobe software and their files can become pretty big 10GB+
Currently they are working of a Synology NAS with 4x WD RED Pro 4TB in BTRFS, SHR-1, they are only using about 450GB now (most data is stored somewhere else).
Speeds on this aren't great at all.
In a couple months their department will move to another office location and probably grow an extra 3 employees.
As the current NAS also serves other purposes I can not move the NAS with them, therefor I am looking at something else.
My goal here is to get all of their desktops on 10 Gbit and have a NAS with 2x 10Gbit (LACP), desktop model.
I was thinking of setting it up like:
For the SSDs I was looking at the Seagate IronWolf SSD 125 1TB or Samsung 860 PRO 1TB.
So basicly I am looking for a 2TB Share with very, very good speeds even when its hit by multiple users.
I'd like to hear some thoughts on this.
I am tasked with upgrading the storage for our marketing department, they work with a lot of Adobe software and their files can become pretty big 10GB+
Currently they are working of a Synology NAS with 4x WD RED Pro 4TB in BTRFS, SHR-1, they are only using about 450GB now (most data is stored somewhere else).
Speeds on this aren't great at all.
In a couple months their department will move to another office location and probably grow an extra 3 employees.
As the current NAS also serves other purposes I can not move the NAS with them, therefor I am looking at something else.
My goal here is to get all of their desktops on 10 Gbit and have a NAS with 2x 10Gbit (LACP), desktop model.
I was thinking of setting it up like:
- 3x 1TB SSD in RAID 5 or 4x 1TB SSD in RAID10 - in EXT4
- 4x 10TB WD RED Pro's SHR1, BTRFS for archive and offsite backups from the other office
For the SSDs I was looking at the Seagate IronWolf SSD 125 1TB or Samsung 860 PRO 1TB.
So basicly I am looking for a 2TB Share with very, very good speeds even when its hit by multiple users.
I'd like to hear some thoughts on this.