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of Inexpensive Disks:
Christopher Lambert
December 2, 2000
P. Alexander
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in 1987. RAID not only offers protection of data, but,
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focus on the protection of the information system. The
organization.
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are fairly straightforward. Data access performance is
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drives operating on the same controller. The same data
1.
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double. Implementing RAID 1 and RAID 0 is a fairly simple
task, but they only lay the groundwork for the absolute
potential of RAID.
Given this parity information and all but one of the blocks
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0 operate more efficiently in circumstances where large
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information is computed. In this step, each member disk is
integrity.
two-phase commit log, the write for the parity, and one or
For every read and every write in degraded mode, each disk
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drive in the array must be accessed to compute the missing
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and 4, RAID 7 has a dedicated parity drive, yet does not
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Nonetheless, RAID 10 carries with it the same expensive
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In contrast to RAID 10, this level has the same fault
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also known as hot spares, is quite impressive. In addition
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in addition, increase the system performance by expanding
solution.
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increasing the systems data integrity, which is important
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If one of the lower levels of RAID suffice the needs
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solutions, which frees the CPU to perform computational-
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network storage devices. It operates at 100MB per second,
considered.
Array 4000.
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for both Wide-Ultra SCSI3 and Fast-Wide SCSI2 drive
7.x, OS/2 SMP 2.11, and the OS/2 Warp Server Family non-
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Contrasting, Dell’s Powervault 650F, also, has many
impressive features.
this system include not only the one-inch, but, also, the
parts replacement.
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unavailable for the Compaq RA4100 without a RFQ. The Dell
of this magnitude.
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”Wong, Brian. “RAID: What does it mean to me?”
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