So, I have a question about the SSD Optimizer and a very specific use case. On my drivepool, I have a duplicated 1.5TB Veracrypt container. This container contains personal data that I don't want to leave open to just anyone. I regularly update the contents of this container via Beyond Compare running on my laptop. So, here are my questions:
1) From reading the description of the SSD Optimizer, it only applies to newly written files or overwritten files. If my understanding is correct, this will do nothing for optimizing writes inside of that Veracrypt container. Is my understanding of this correct?
2) I see some here mentioning PrimoCache, which is a more low-level caching software. However, I've seen a post or two here that says it doesn't work over the network, but need some clarification. It seems that it will do nothing if running on a client computer accessing a network drive on the server; this makes sense. However, if running on the server, will PrimoCache accelerate writes to the server from a client connected via a network share? Can anyone confirm that it would and works for all writes, including something like my use case?
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So, I have a question about the SSD Optimizer and a very specific use case. On my drivepool, I have a duplicated 1.5TB Veracrypt container. This container contains personal data that I don't want to leave open to just anyone. I regularly update the contents of this container via Beyond Compare running on my laptop. So, here are my questions:
1) From reading the description of the SSD Optimizer, it only applies to newly written files or overwritten files. If my understanding is correct, this will do nothing for optimizing writes inside of that Veracrypt container. Is my understanding of this correct?
2) I see some here mentioning PrimoCache, which is a more low-level caching software. However, I've seen a post or two here that says it doesn't work over the network, but need some clarification. It seems that it will do nothing if running on a client computer accessing a network drive on the server; this makes sense. However, if running on the server, will PrimoCache accelerate writes to the server from a client connected via a network share? Can anyone confirm that it would and works for all writes, including something like my use case?
Thanks in advance!
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