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Separating System Image from Games Images in ggRock
Description of a request to hold system and game images on separate drives or arrays.
Problem
It may be desirable to separate System Images from Game Images in terms of the ggRock Array they are physically located on.
Solution
Currently there is no scalable and stable way to separate System Images from Game Images.
Additional Information
The underlying technology on which ggRock is based automatically pools drives in such a manner as to best leverage various tiers of speed and capability, meaning it is not necessary to separately manage or move data around on the arrays.