How does CloudDrive integrate with DrivePool with regards to read striping on duplicated files? Will CloudDrive be pulling in data to try to satisfy uncached read requests from DrivePool, despite the whole file being allready available on another disk? Also should the network connection go down, assuming the CloudDrive is only being filled with duplicated files, would there be any errors thrown, or would all writes just go into the cache for when the network comes back up, and reads go to the local duplicated copy of the file? Hope that makes sense!
Also, would sudden power loss or a system lock up cause any loss of data, moreso than a standard NTFS disk on power loss, or would the cache just carry on from where it left off?
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How does CloudDrive integrate with DrivePool with regards to read striping on duplicated files? Will CloudDrive be pulling in data to try to satisfy uncached read requests from DrivePool, despite the whole file being allready available on another disk? Also should the network connection go down, assuming the CloudDrive is only being filled with duplicated files, would there be any errors thrown, or would all writes just go into the cache for when the network comes back up, and reads go to the local duplicated copy of the file? Hope that makes sense!
Also, would sudden power loss or a system lock up cause any loss of data, moreso than a standard NTFS disk on power loss, or would the cache just carry on from where it left off?
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