Pure Poetry.If copy paste speed is more then HDD then SSD else HDD.
Are folks really using the hybrid drives in business environments? Not that I am surprised, but I don't think the consumer versions are RAID friendly.normally the shared servers will use hybrid hard drives or SSD boosted(using a SSD Cache), this way it's cheaper than just pure SSD hard drives, also no such thing as unlimited vps or server or datacenter.
we don't use hybrid hard drives, as we do use normal or pure ssd hard drives at this moment.Are folks really using the hybrid drives in business environments? Not that I am surprised, but I don't think the consumer versions are RAID friendly.
I found out the hard way that Xen/HDD & SSD/Flashcache offers better I/O on a scale of negligible to none.Are folks really using the hybrid drives in business environments? Not that I am surprised, but I don't think the consumer versions are RAID friendly.
Or you will find it covered under the "Fair usage" item in the TOS"Unlimited" is just a nice way to say limited by CPU/Process/Nodes it looks great on paper but its massively misleading generally it leads to overage bills or TOS suspensions