A good server design has no, or very few, single points of failure. One of the most common server component that fails, are disks. So data redundancy becomes essential to recoverability.
Redundant Array of Independent/Inexpensive Disks (RAID) is a disk system that provides better fault-tolerance by making use of redundancy of disk(s).
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2 comments:
Clear comparision, thx!
what are the performance of RAID 1? when it comes to Read/Write for small and large Operations?
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