scottcabral1979
Programmer
Hi,
We have been given a new Database server with SAN drives attached for storage. We will see the SAN as 4 separate drives on the server (D,E,F,G). Drives D and E will be a 7 disk array using RAID 5. F and G will be s separate 7 disk array using RAID 5 also.
My question is how best to configure our databases on these drives. I was thinking of splitting the systems db's, user db's, indexes and logs like this:
D: System DBs
E: User DBs
F: Indexes
G: Logs
but i'm not sure if that is the best solution. I wanted to keep data and indexes separate as well as data and logs separate. I'm not sure if it makes sense to keep the system dbs on there own filegroup or not.
Any ideas or best practices?
thanks
Scott
We have been given a new Database server with SAN drives attached for storage. We will see the SAN as 4 separate drives on the server (D,E,F,G). Drives D and E will be a 7 disk array using RAID 5. F and G will be s separate 7 disk array using RAID 5 also.
My question is how best to configure our databases on these drives. I was thinking of splitting the systems db's, user db's, indexes and logs like this:
D: System DBs
E: User DBs
F: Indexes
G: Logs
but i'm not sure if that is the best solution. I wanted to keep data and indexes separate as well as data and logs separate. I'm not sure if it makes sense to keep the system dbs on there own filegroup or not.
Any ideas or best practices?
thanks
Scott