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Summary
Mirroring (2N) (primary): 100%
Mirroring (3N) (primary): 200%
EC (N+2) (secondary): 50%-80%
Nested Resiliency (4N) (primary): 300%
Nested Resiliency (RAID5+1) (primary): 150%
Mirroring (3N) (primary): 200%
EC (N+2) (secondary): 50%-80%
Nested Resiliency (4N) (primary): 300%
Nested Resiliency (RAID5+1) (primary): 150%
Details
Erasure Coding: Microsoft discourages using single parity because it can only safely tolerate one hardware failure at a time. If one server is being rebooted when suddenly another drive or server fails, there will be downtime. If there are only 3 S2D servers, Micosoft recommends using three-way mirroring.
The EC configuration depends on the storage setup (hybrid vs. all-flash) as well as the number of nodes in the S2D cluster.
EC in Hybrid configurations (SSD+HDD):
4-6 Nodes use RS 2+2
7-11 Nodes use RS 4+2
12-16 Nodes use LRC 8+2,1
EC in All-Flash configurations (All SSD):
4-6 Nodes use RS 2+2
7-9 Nodes use RS 4+2
9-15 Nodes use RS 6+2
16 Nodes uses LRC 12+2,1
EC = Erasure Coding
RS = Reed-Solomon
LRC = Local Reconstruction Codes
The EC configuration depends on the storage setup (hybrid vs. all-flash) as well as the number of nodes in the S2D cluster.
EC in Hybrid configurations (SSD+HDD):
4-6 Nodes use RS 2+2
7-11 Nodes use RS 4+2
12-16 Nodes use LRC 8+2,1
EC in All-Flash configurations (All SSD):
4-6 Nodes use RS 2+2
7-9 Nodes use RS 4+2
9-15 Nodes use RS 6+2
16 Nodes uses LRC 12+2,1
EC = Erasure Coding
RS = Reed-Solomon
LRC = Local Reconstruction Codes
