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Using Data Domain as Syncplicity backend
Hi all, I have a situation where we are considering using Data Domain NFS shares as the backend for our Syncplicity solution. Just curious to get some opinions on the downsides or caveats of this.
I can imagine that performance will not be optimal due to the nature of Data Domain disks/RAID and that we will be inline de-duping all data from Syncplicity constantly which will tax cpu/ram in addition to our backup workload.
However, any reason why this would not work?
Dell-JoeB
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Posted March 13th, 2017 10:00
Theoretically yes it should work. But keep in mind the DD was not designed to be a nearline storage device and is not supported as such. So yes you would most likely have performance issues.