Что такое RAID 0, 1, 5, и 10?

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Still after 9 years a very informative video. Thank you!

What great video even years later.

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Man great vid, especially for almost 10 years old.

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So raid 5 is fault tolerant but doesn't use up 50% of your storage?

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How do I know when a disk fails? For example in RAID 5

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WHAT ABOUT RAID SHADOW LEGENDS??

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Our dev ops dicided to use clustered instead of raid
what does this mean? can you make video of it also

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Quick question. For the example demonstration you give for raid 10 in this video; if disk 1 and 2 were destroyed, all of the data in disk 1 and 2 are gone, correct?

Sounds like raid 5 is the better option.
It doesn't mirror, splitting your storage in half, and hopefully if only 1 drive fails you can replace and be up and running again.

Maximum storage with 1 drive redundancy. RIP if 2 go at the same time

is raid 5 fault tolerant ?

Great video

this is just powerpoint, not actually animated

would be nice to see failures on the Raid 10, from what it appears you could lose data if two drives crash.

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so RAID 5 isn't fault tolerant?

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so raid 1 is the best

Thank you well explained it helps

Thanks a lot for this. Had trouble grasping it from the textbook and the way you explained it was very easy to understand

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thanks for the explanation, easy to understand

thank you for this informative quick video. so from what i understood. raid 5 is the way to go

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Please explain RAID 5 for me. How can 1 disk store 3 disks worth of data? and lets say an entire drive doesn't fail, but some files go corrupt as time passes. Will RAID 5 protect against this? Will it tell me if one of my files corrupts? And is there a way to rebuild individual files without rebuilding the entire array? Thank you

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when you use RAID 1, does the cpu read from the second disk, or is it for safety/storage only? when you run a program, does it READ from both disks or just one, but it WRITES to both?

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As a fresher it Engineer this is very helpful