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Improving Performance with a Cache Storage Pool
A cache Storage Pool is a pool of solid-state drives designed to increase read and write performance on
your px4-300r Network Storage Array. You create a cache Storage Pool and then associate a
your px4-300r Network Storage Array. You create a cache Storage Pool and then associate a
on a
data Storage Pool to the cache pool. You can create only one cache Storage Pool on your px4-300r.
To Add a Cache Storage Pool
You first create a cache Storage Pool to begin improving performance.
1. On the Drive Management page, click
Add Storage Pool.
2. In the Information section, enter a name for the cache Storage Pool.
3. To set the RAID protection, choose a value from the drop-down menu:
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JBOD
Uses all of the storage space for data, providing contiguous storage space spanning all
member drives. Does not protect against data loss in the event of drive failure.
Uses all of the storage space for data, providing contiguous storage space spanning all
member drives. Does not protect against data loss in the event of drive failure.
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None (RAID 0)
Uses all of the storage space for data. Does not protect against data loss in the event of drive
failure.
Uses all of the storage space for data. Does not protect against data loss in the event of drive
failure.
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Mirror Stripe (RAID 10)
Uses half of the storage space for protection, leaving half for actual data. Protects data in the
event of a single drive failure.
Uses half of the storage space for protection, leaving half for actual data. Protects data in the
event of a single drive failure.
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Parity (RAID 5)
Uses the space corresponding to one drive-size for protection, leaving remaining space for
storing actual data.
Uses the space corresponding to one drive-size for protection, leaving remaining space for
storing actual data.
4. Select the checkbox of the solid-state drive or drives you want to add to the cache pool. You can
only designate SSDs as cache pool drives if they have not already been assigned to an existing
Storage Pool. All drives in a Storage Pool must be the same size.
Storage Pool. All drives in a Storage Pool must be the same size.
Typically, you create a cache Storage Pool with one solid-state drive. However, if you create a
cache pool with at least two SSD drives and apply a redundant RAID protection, such as
mirroring, you can prevent against data losses in the event one of the SSDs fails.
cache pool with at least two SSD drives and apply a redundant RAID protection, such as
mirroring, you can prevent against data losses in the event one of the SSDs fails.
5. Check Enable periodic consistency check to enable a monthly parity or mirror consistency
check.
6. Check Use for SSD Cache.
7. Click Create to add the new Storage Pool.
8. Click Cancel to discard any changes.
Assigning a Cache Pool to a Volume
After creating a cache Storage Pool, you assign a volume from a data Storage Pool to the cache pool. A
cache pool can be assigned to an existing or new volume.
cache pool can be assigned to an existing or new volume.
or expand an existing volume in a data
Storage Pool.
2. In the information section for the volume, check Use a SSD cache for this Volume.
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Improving Performance with a Cache Storage Pool