It is generally better to put swap space on the SSD rather than the RAID array. This is because SSDs are much faster than traditional hard drives, and the performance of a swap space is critical for the overall performance of the system. When a system runs out of physical memory, it will start to swap pages of memory to disk. This can be a very slow process, especially on a traditional hard drive. However, it will be much faster on an SSD.

In your case, since you are using a RAID array for your storage, you can put the swap space on either the SSD or the RAID array. However, I would recommend putting it on the SSD for the best performance.

Here are some of the benefits of putting swap space on an SSD:

* Faster performance: SSDs are much faster than traditional hard drives, so the swap space will be much faster.
* Reduced wear and tear: SSDs have a limited number of write cycles, so putting swap space on an SSD will help to reduce the wear and tear on the drive.
* Improved reliability: SSDs are more reliable than traditional hard drives, so putting swap space on an SSD will help to improve the reliability of the system.

If you are concerned about the lifespan of the SSD, you can always use a smaller swap space. However, I would recommend using at least the same amount of swap space as the amount of physical memory for the VM.
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