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Subject: Re: Recommended HBA for ZFS, contemporary
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LSI SAS 2008 Based HBA, there are dozens of OEM available for Budget Prices

Am 22.08.2016 um 18:08 schrieb Dmitry Morozovsky:
> Dear colleagues,
> 
> what is the list of preferred disk controllers to build storage server, say 
> 12-24 amd more 3.5" disks?  Not too much IOPS are expected, and some could be 
> mitigated with L2ARC with only metadata cached, I suppose.
> 
> Two usage schemes are file server for big files (mostly cold storage) and 
> backup/surveillance server (constant stream writes, occasional random reads)
> 
> Any hints? Thanks!
>