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-*Performance* increase is a function of *striping*: data is spread across multiple disks to allow reads and writes to use all the disks' IO queues simultaneously.
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-*Redundancy* is gained by creating special stripes that contain parity information, which can be used to recreate any lost data in the event of a hardware failure.
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- Hardware RAID – a dedicated hardware controller with a processor dedicated to RAID calculations and processing.
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- RAID 0 – *Stripping* – splits blocks of data into as many pieces as disks are in the array, and writes each piece to a separate disk.
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- RAID 0 – *Striping* – splits blocks of data into as many pieces as disks are in the array, and writes each piece to a separate disk.
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- Single disk failure means all data lost.
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- Increased in throughput: throughput of one disk * number of disks.
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