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What is the best way to partition RAID 10 Disk of 20TB for Hot/Warm/Cold Buckets on each indexer in an indexer cluster?

daniel_augustyn
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I have about 20TB of disk space for each indexer in a cluster deployment with the total of two indexers. What are the best ways to partition this much space for hot/warm/cold buckets? Should I also stick with one bigger RAID 10 deployment for all of these buckets, or should I divide it for hot bucket for writing (1st RAID) and warm/cold buckets for searching (2nd RAID)?

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I'd do one big 1+0 per indexer, then moving warm to cold will only be a rename and not an actual copy.

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martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

I'd do one big 1+0 per indexer, then moving warm to cold will only be a rename and not an actual copy.

sowings
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

I'll +1(0) that!

daniel_augustyn
Contributor

Thanks, that's what we were thinking would be the best solution.

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