Hi,
I have a question for you before the final installation and configuration of the system.
There will be several virtual machines on this host.
VM01 - 4vCPU, 8GB RAM, Debian 11 - PLEX - I will assign a graphics card (P2000) to this VM for transcoding
VM02 - 1vCPU, 2GB RAM, Debian 11 - WEBSERVER - my two blogs, nextcloud
VM03 - 2vCPU, 8GB RAM, Debian 11 - This VM will be used as Wordpress containers for my 7 friends
VM04 - 2vCPU, 8GB RAM, Debian 11 - On this virtual machine I will have a container with Unifi Controller, 2x PiHole, in the future there will be two containers for HomeAssistant.
VM05 - 1vCPU, 4GB RAM, Linux - VM with Kemp Load Balaner for blogs etc.
VM06 - 2vCPU, 8GB RAM, Win10 Pro - VM designed for downloading files
Server Specs:
HP ML110 Gen10
CPU: Intel XEON Silver 4110 8C / 16T
RAM: 64GB RAM DDR4 - in a few days I will add 32GB, it will be 96GB in total
SSD: 2x 256GB Samsung 860 Pro, 3x 1TB Crucial MX500
HDD: 2x 4TB Seagate
GPU: Quadro P2000 5GB
Disk configuration.
2x 2x 256GB Samsung 860 Pro - RAID1
- 64GB - for ESXI 7
- rest - for virtual machines and ISOs
3x 1TB Crucial MX500 - RAID5
- 1.8TB - for virtual machines
2x 4TB Seagate - RAID1 - I'm wondering whether to buy one disk and make it RAID5
- 4TB - to the warehouse: Nextcloud, PLEX
What do you think about this configuration?
I wonder if I need these Samsung SSDs in RAID1 at all.
Everything will fit on this RAID5, because it's 1.8TB.
