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RAID - Level Overview
| RAID Levels | Implementation | Zero Channel | Backplane Array |
Different RAID Levels are optimized for three key elements - performance, capacity, and fault-tolerance - either by itself or in combination of the elements. Some of the most common standardized RAID levels include RAID 0, 1, 0/1, or 5.
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Data Striping - allows array access of data from multiple drives at once. (No fault tolerance) |
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Highest Performance with High Data Protection |
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Some sacrifice is made in capacity |
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Data striping with distributed parity |
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Best cost / performance for multi- drive systems |
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