Question Which one is better for the server?

[iamthericco]

Which one SSD is better for the server?
Samsung 2TB 870 Qvo 2.5 SSD
or
Western Digital WD Green 2.5" SATA SSD 2TB

Server configuration is:
Processor Intel Xeon Sliver 4214 12C/24T
Motherboard Intel Server Board S2600STBR

 

[kanewolf]

Samsung 2TB 870 Qvo 2.5 SSD
or
Western Digital WD Green 2.5" SATA SSD 2TB

What kind of "server" ?
What is the purpose of this storage?

 

[iamthericco]

What kind of "server" ?
What is the purpose of this storage?

Server configuration is:
Processor Intel Xeon Sliver 4214 12C/24T
Motherboard Intel Server Board S2600STBR

This server will be used to setup a SIEM tool and internal product.

 

[kanewolf]

Server configuration is:
Processor Intel Xeon Sliver 4214 12C/24T
Motherboard Intel Server Board S2600STBR

This server will be used to setup a SIEM tool and internal product.

Is this boot storage or long term event data storage?
I wasn't asking about server hardware, but server function.

 

[USAFRet]

WD Green should be banished from the planet. Period.

 

[iamthericco]

Is this boot storage or long term event data storage?
I wasn't asking about server hardware, but server function.

Sorry for the confusion, This server is for the product setup for a SIEM solution that will be handling a huge amount of data using logs from endpoint devices. Basically, a logging & monitoring solution (Security Operations Center) will be hosted on this.

 

[kanewolf]

Sorry for the confusion, This server is for the product setup for a SIEM solution that will be handling a huge amount of data using logs from endpoint devices. Basically, a logging & monitoring solution (Security Operations Center) will be hosted on this.

You still didn't answer if this is a boot drive, data drive, or combo.
12Gb SAS may be the best reliability answer for data.
Does your application software store in files or database?

 

[iamthericco]

You still didn't answer if this is a boot drive, data drive, or combo.
12Gb SAS may be the best reliability answer for data.
Does your application software store in files or database?

It's a combo drive.

Does your application software store in files or databases? Yes, databases will be maintained for the solution and the log files will be stored on it.

 

[kanewolf]

It's a combo drive.

Does your application software store in files or databases? Yes, databases will be maintained for the solution and the log files will be stored on it.

For security data in a database, I would implement RAID10 on SAS drives. Plenty of RAM in the server. 6x32GB per socket based on you CPU choice.