Hey, I would be interested in any experience you have on a mid-tier setup such as using NVMe as cache LVs for a stripped rotational disk array. I have used them before but they usually only work for subsets of data that either only keeps hot for a period of time and then very rarely will be accessed or data streams in append mode where usually there is very little re-reading of new data written.
Databases are a mess for the above workloads but if the cache LV is big enough to work with the tables being hot, they keep hot on the cache and hardly need to be read from rotational disk.
With the above scheme, you could easily configure a 1TB NVMe for cache and a couple of either small cheap SSDs or even rotating disks for the high capacity part.
Just curious if you guys explored these options and what was your end conclusions.
Thanks
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