VBM365: Disk cache on the server without additional PostgreSQL – Your feedback?

Hello ​@morgan.munck If I understood well your needs, I think you can mount a folder point  to a diferent drive, and that drive could be  your cache drive for exemplo, what do you think?

Hello @AndrePulia, 
That's right, that's exactly what I'm trying to do (if it's still good practice) so as not to overload the system disk.

​@morgan.munck OK, I see your point now. I’m now Windows engineer, but I think won’t be a problem for Windows or PostgresQL

You can check the vb365 best practice, there is a section dedicated to PostgresSQL database server.

https://bp.veeam.com/vb365/guide/buildconfig/postgresql.html

​@AndrePulia, thank you. It was precisely while trying to define the architecture I wanted that I came across this part of the documentation and questioned my ideas.

​@Chris.Childerhose, I think I'll do that. I hadn't thought of it, but it will indeed force the installer to do what I want.

Thank you both for your valuable advice.

Not a problem.  To me if it is just related to PG and the drive it sits on then installing it first on a second drive you then point to that during the install.  Let us know how it goes.