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Asked by jschweg in Hyper-V, Windows Server 2008
I'm going to be building a new Dell R710 (Dual Quad Core processors, 24GB of DDR3) to virtualize 3-5 lower end physical servers that I have, and decided to use Hyper-V. This will be my first experience with virtualization in a production environment, and would like some real world recommendations.
I'm going with the Dell PERC 6/i SAS RAID Controller, but due to the large amount of space that I require, SAS drives are just going to be too expensive, so I'm thinking about going SATA. I'm planning to do a RAID 1 mirror for the host OS, then a 4 disk RAID 10 to house all of the virtual machines.
First question is concerning my choice of RAID setup, is this optimal? My other concern is using SATA instead of SAS drives. The servers I'm virtualizing are pretty low end, so I don't need massive I/O performance, but I don't want this setup to be anywhere near slow. Can anyone comment?
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