helo
i notice there is:
/etc/cron,d/raid-check
0 1 * * Sun root /usr/sbin/raid-check
that is running every week..
if we change run once every month.. does it okay?
i want to change once for every month because seems every week sync mdadm eat lot of time and write process.. so my ssd lifetime will be reduced by going time..
maybe any idea?
software raid checking every week
Re: software raid checking every week
RAID check does not write, it only reads. It will not reduce your SSD lifespan.
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Re: software raid checking every week
If things go wrong with your RAID systems, it may take longer for you to know about them and hence the situation may be worse. On the other hand, as long as you monitor the health of the drives (smartd/smartctl) and quickly replace any drives that show indications of failing (typically count of reallocated sectors increasing), the RAID systems are unlikely to go bad.hendranata wrote: ↑2020/12/25 13:16:20okay if we change the cron every month instead of every week.. does it okay? no issue right?
It all depends on what level of risk you can tolerate.
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Re: software raid checking every week
so the normal way is sync every week?