Samsung have announced 30TB SSD, or a 60TB Seagate SSD if you OK with LFFYou also need the hard drives in an array (RAID or otherwise) that will keep up with the speed requirements. A typical single drive will read at 180Mbytes/sec will hit or 1.44Gbit so to saturate a a 10Gbit link you would 7 drives in a RAID 0 which is the generally fastest type of RAID but with no resilience. One drive fail and puff all your data gone. Some mechanical hard drives might be quicker but you are still probably talking minimum of 5 drives. SSD will be obviously quicker but not give you the storage space required.
Samsung have announced 30TB SSD, or a 60TB Seagate SSD if you OK with LFF
I'm running out of kidneys to sell - if they know what's good for them, the children will move out soon, lest they get sold for medical research.
Look up the Netgear GS724 managed switch...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-GS724Tv4-24-Port-Lifetime-Protection/dp/B00GZNAHOA
Fanless design supporting LAG. I use these in both personal and SME business environments.
At home, I use LAG for the backbone infrastructure and also the servers where I have >2 NIC’s
TBH, I’d be astonished if many home users can genuinely say thay need anything more. 10Gb backbones for ~4 or 5 users even if your are using for intensive tasks like HD streaming?
I seriously love my tech and looking for better/faster ways but this is still overkill considering high end CCTV and a like only need 100Mb links and perform flawlessly.
Please sir, I'd like to re-mortgage my houseDon't worry I have already sold your house to pay for my 60tb ssd.
in that case you should be able to do that with a web managed switch. The HP 1820-24G (and the older 1810) supports LACP and is right on budget. I hate it (horrible interface, give me a command line!) but it doesn't reduce the fact that it's perfect for your needs.Thanks guys, I think i can leave the 10gb out and just go for link aggregation.
I am using a Synology DS-414 with 2xGbE link aggregation, connected to a D-Link 24-port managed switch, model DGS-1210-24. This does LACP (which is required by the Synology) and is fanless.
You absolutely do not need 10Gb connections for home use.
Look up the Netgear GS724 managed switch...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/NETGEAR-GS724Tv4-24-Port-Lifetime-Protection/dp/B00GZNAHOA
Fanless design supporting LAG. I use these in both personal and SME business environments.
At home, I use LAG for the backbone infrastructure and also the servers where I have >2 NIC’s
TBH, I’d be astonished if many home users can genuinely say thay need anything more. 10Gb backbones for ~4 or 5 users even if your are using for intensive tasks like HD streaming?
I seriously love my tech and looking for better/faster ways but this is still overkill considering high end CCTV and a like only need 100Mb links and perform flawlessly.