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Exchange 2010 DB and Logs
Good morning Community
I have been asked by a few people if it is a best practice to isolate DB's and Logs, since I was asked by multiple people, It got me to do a search and to see what is the best practice for this. Below is what I found on Microsoft Tech net. Please feel free to provide your feedback I would love to hear what others may think on this subject.
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee832792.aspx
Database and log file choices for the Exchange 2010 Mailbox server role
Database and log file options |
Description |
Stand-alone: supported or best practice |
High availability: supported or best practice |
File placement: database per log isolation |
Database per log isolation refers to placing the database file and logs from the same mailbox database onto different volumes backed by different physical disks. |
Best practice: For recoverability, move database (.edb) file and logs from the same database to different volumes backed by different physical disks. |
Supported: Isolation of logs and databases isn't required. |
File placement: database files per volume |
Database files per volume refers to how you distribute database files within or across disk volumes. |
Best practice: Based on your backup methodology. |
Supported: When using JBOD, divide a single disk into two volumes (one for database; one for log stream). |
File placement: log streams per volume |
Log streams per volume refers to how you distribute database log files within or across disk volumes. |
Best practice: Based on your backup methodology. |
Supported: When using JBOD, divide a single disk into two volumes (one for database; one for log stream). Best practice: When using JBOD, single database per log per volume. |
Database size |
Database size refers to the disk database (.edb) file size. |
Supported: Approximately 16 terabytes. Best practice:
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Supported: Approximately 16 terabytes. Best practice:
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Log truncation method |
Log truncation method is the process for truncating and deleting old database log files. There are two mechanisms:
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