[Best setup for multiple mounted providers on single HDD]

Hello,

 

I am looking for some advice on the best setup.

 

My system looks like this:

• Physical Machine running in Hetzner
• Windows Server 2016 Standard Edition
• 2x 1.5TB HDD
  • 1x HDD - (C:) OS Stuff, and CloudDrive
  • 1x HDD - (D:) SAB, Sick, Couch etc....
• 4x Google Drives mounted
  • 4x 60GB cache located in the C: drive
• 1x CloudPool
  • Turns all 4 of the Google Drives into a single mount point
  • Replication factor of 2

 

Does this sound like a sensible setup or is there something I am missing?

 

I have followed the following Reddit thread for setup -- https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/61ppfi/stablebit_clouddrive_plex_and_you_a_guide/

 

Questions:

• My C: drive has 1TB+ of free space. Would it make sense to increase the size of each CloudDrive cache to say, 100GB or more?
• With the types of workload created from this setup would it be better to split the CloudDrives over both HDD?
  • My worry with this is running something like SAB or a torrent client on the same disk. Thus the reason for having them on different HDD currently.
• Or would it make more sense to give CloudDrive its own HDD and move everything the other way around:
  • C: drive = OS, Sab, Sick etc...
  • D: drive just CloudDrive caches

 

I am seeing significant Read & Writes being hit on the C drive which I can only guess is coming from CloudDrive as nothing else is that IO intensive.

 

Any pointers would be great!

[Multiple GDrive Setup - Error: Thread was being aborted]

Hello All,

 

I am new to StableBit CloudDrive and I just wanted to ask a quick question; I am currently bulk uploading about 1.5TB of data over 4 GDrive accounts. I have increase replication to 2 and the upload is currently in process. Every so often I get the following error message from one of the drives:

 

Error: Thread was being aborted

 

 

When setting up I followed this Plex user guide from Reddit:

 

https://www.reddit.com/r/PleX/comments/61ppfi/stablebit_clouddrive_plex_and_you_a_guide/

 

Which talks about upload threats potentially being a problem. I had them set exactly as it says in the guide.

 

I have lowered them to:

• Upload: 5
  
• Download: 5
  

 

Does this look OK?

Is there anything else I can do?

Is this something I can put back once the bulk upload has completed; as I will not be pushing 1.5TB as a one off push all the time?