08-31-2022, 08:16 AM
*waves from rain covered England*
Not jealous at all!!
So, straight off the bat (and apologies for if this is condescending, as I want to make sure I cover all bases), your biggest bottleneck there is going to be your upload from your local site. You can definitely use remote protocol compression techniques using the NAS software which will certainly bolster that transmission speed (not for live remote editing, unless you have a near insanity level upload/download speed there). For your QNAP, you can make a start here with this tool - <link removed>
There is a setup guide here, but I think it might be a pinch out of date (QTS 4.4 vs QTS 5) and I should probably make a video on it - <link removed>
Another bottleneck you are going to have there is your drive speeds. Now, let's say you DO have an insane internet plan/connection of multi-gigabit speeds - those mechanical HDDs are going to be less useful in multi-access scenarios and will also bottleneck quite substantially when it comes to mixed read/write activity. I would recommended scaling up that storage and/or adding SSDs for caching to assist in faster in-system processes. Which 72XT series system do you have?
to confirm, where is your current 60TB archive living atm?
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Not jealous at all!!
So, straight off the bat (and apologies for if this is condescending, as I want to make sure I cover all bases), your biggest bottleneck there is going to be your upload from your local site. You can definitely use remote protocol compression techniques using the NAS software which will certainly bolster that transmission speed (not for live remote editing, unless you have a near insanity level upload/download speed there). For your QNAP, you can make a start here with this tool - <link removed>
There is a setup guide here, but I think it might be a pinch out of date (QTS 4.4 vs QTS 5) and I should probably make a video on it - <link removed>
Another bottleneck you are going to have there is your drive speeds. Now, let's say you DO have an insane internet plan/connection of multi-gigabit speeds - those mechanical HDDs are going to be less useful in multi-access scenarios and will also bottleneck quite substantially when it comes to mixed read/write activity. I would recommended scaling up that storage and/or adding SSDs for caching to assist in faster in-system processes. Which 72XT series system do you have?
to confirm, where is your current 60TB archive living atm?
Apologies for answering your question with questions! Email/DM me back and we can dig deeper on this.
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Robbie
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