[Antelope] data storage

Gabe Plank gabe at seismo.unr.edu
Mon May 4 12:35:43 CDT 2009


Jurij-

Our current solution: we have ordered a Linux-based file server called 
the Relion 2712. It has 12x 1Tb enterprise-grade SATA disks at a cost of 
$180 apiece. Total cost was just shy of $5K. This unit has a connector 
that allows one to plug in an expansion enclosure with an additional 12 
drive bays, which can be populated with 2Tb enterprise-grade drives as 
they come available.

If you have a number of systems with drive space, you could also buy a 
bunch of 1Tb or 2Tb drives and put them on a Storage Area Network (SAN) 
system, which is a storage management and access system for distributed 
drivespace.

Gabe

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// Gabe Plank
// Seismic Network Analyst
// Nevada Seismological Laboratory
// University of Nevada, Reno
// 775.784.7039


Jurij Pahor wrote:
 > Hello,
 > I'd like to ask for advice regarding data storage. We've been archiving
 > our waveform data on tapes until now and we'd like to implement online
 > data storage.
 > We produce ~1T/year of data and I'm thinking about a nfs connected
 > scalable disk server with a min. 10T capacity. Does anyone have some
 > suggestion for a cost effective sloution, maybe even some other setup?
 >
 > Thanks,
 > Jurij Pahor,
 > Environmental Agecy of Slovenia,
 > Seismology office
 >
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