Originally Posted by Purevoltage
Pretty sure a lot of places can do this for you. Depending on the location if Phoenix works check out ioflood.
Thanks for mentioning us.
I agree with 36 bay chassis and 14tb drives coming down in price, I assume a 500tb configuration is something a lot of places can offer.
With so many drives I don’t recommend raid 0 — a single drive failure will cause loss of all data. If the data is not important, it is still recommended / better to have either, 36 separate drives (so if one drive fails you only lose a small amount of data), or, a raid 50 array.
Raid 50 with 12 drive spans will allow for some data resiliency while keeping more than 90% of the disk space available for actually storing data
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