RAID Flashcards
To understand each feature
Explain RAID 0?
Striping without Parity. Spreads the data in a fixed order among all the disks. Its main advantage is to improve performance but Zero Redundancy
Explain RAID 1?
Mirroring. Duplicates the data disk to a second disk. Each write operation is duplicated on the second disk in the set, introducing a small performance overhead.
Explain RAID 5?
Striping with Distributed Parity. Writes error checking information across all the disks in the array. All normal write operations suffer reduced performance
Explain RAID 10?
Combination of both RAID 0 (Striping without Parity) and RAID 1 (Mirroring). This configuration offers excellent fault tolerance but carries the same 50% disk overhead that mirroring does
You are installing a Redundant Array of Independent Disks 1 (RAID 1) and want to ensure that the controller card is not a single point of failure. What technique do you need to employ in this configuration?
Disk Duplexing