October 2015
Intermediate to advanced
458 pages
10h 49m
English
Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID) is often either a software- or hardware-based system that allows users to take multiple disks and use them as one device. The RAID can be configured in multiple ways, allowing for either greater data redundancy or performance.
This configuration is commonly referred to as a RAID level. The different types of RAID levels provide different functionality to get a better idea of the RAID levels. Let's explore a few that are commonly used.
RAID 0 is one of the simplest RAID levels to understand. The way RAID 0 works is by taking multiple disks and combining them to act as one. When data is written to the RAID device, the data is split and parts are written on each disk. To ...
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