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Is there any other internal storage technology than RAM that can achieve 1Gigabit or more write performance coupled with concurrent reads?
The use case is the following:
Many (100's) threads capturing IP input and writing to a filesystem , combined IP ingest being in the 1Gbps+ range.
This will be "continuous" write,so i doubt SSD could fit the requirement.
My analysis is that RAM is the only internal device that can cope with this requirement , however i'm not an expert in storage area.
Moreover,Is there any filesystem issues to be aware of ?
The problem i see with ssd is write cycle limit.So , i know ssds are fast enough, the problem is may they live long enough for 24/7 write/delete operations on 100's of files done each few seconds. – dweeves – 2010-12-09T10:16:39.753