Types of RAID
Overview
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Types of RAID
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Procedures
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•RAID 0:Striping
•RAID 1:Mirroring
•RAID 1+0: Mirroring+Striping
•RAID 3:Striping with parity
•RAID 5:Striping with
distributed parity
•RAID 5DP:Striping with
redundant distributed parity
Array Benefits
Disk arrays offer several
advantages over traditional diskstorage:
•Improved scalability: Many
disk arrays provide hundredsof terabytes of diskspace.
•Improved data availability:
Disk arrays have multiple redundant components to ensure that data remains
available even when a disk, controller, or power supply fails. When disks do
fail, the array management software makes it very easy to replace the failed
component without causing downtime.
•Improved performance:Disk
arrays provide a variety of striping options to ensure load balancing across
multiple disks. Most diskarrays include very large caches, too, so I/O
requestscan be serviced with very low latency.
•Improved flexibility:Disk
arrays make it very easy to make additional space available when necessary,
andre-allocate space that isunderutilized.
•Improved
manageabilityToday’s arrays include sophisticated management software to
simplify monitoring, performance tuning, and troubleshooting.
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Keywords
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RAID , ARRAY
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