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NVMe Drives vs SAS SSD
ara3n
Member Posts: 9,258
Hello
Has anybody looked at the server hardware recently for NAV db on sql server?
NVMe drives don't support RAID so I'm trying to figure out if it worth getting them. And if we do, what should be put on it? Just the Tempdb?
The current server db size is 800 gigs with 200 concurrent users.
Any experience is appreciated.
Thanks.
Has anybody looked at the server hardware recently for NAV db on sql server?
NVMe drives don't support RAID so I'm trying to figure out if it worth getting them. And if we do, what should be put on it? Just the Tempdb?
The current server db size is 800 gigs with 200 concurrent users.
Any experience is appreciated.
Thanks.
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Comments
You might use them for test machines BUT ONLY if you don't care whatever you lose on it in case of drive failure.
Personally I wouldn't use them.
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https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/bobsql/2016/11/08/how-it-works-it-just-runs-faster-non-volatile-memory-sql-server-tail-of-log-caching-on-nvdimm/