RAID 1
A Mode RAID which duplicates data on two or more discs.
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RAID 10
One RAID combining mirrors and data distribution.
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One RAID with distributed parity generally tolerant of disk failure.
View →RAID 6
One RAID dual parity usually tolerant of simultaneous failure of two discs.
View →S3 Compatible Storage
A storage concept used to transport, present, organize, or optimize blocks and data objects.
View →Storage Compression
A storage concept used to transport, present, organize, or optimize blocks and data objects.
View →Storage Deduplication
A storage concept used to transport, present, organize, or optimize blocks and data objects.
View →Storage Pool
A logical aggregation of physical disks or capacity from which volumes or storage spaces are allocated.
View →Storage Tiering
A mechanism that automatically or manually places data on different storage classes based on activity or importance.
View →Thick Provisioning Storage
A provisioning mode where virtual-volume capacity is physically reserved at creation time, fully or according to implementation.
View →Throughput Storage
A storage concept used to transport, present, organize, or optimize blocks and data objects.
View →World Wide Name (WWN)
A globally unique identifier, commonly 64 or 128 bits, used in Fibre Channel networks to identify ports and nodes.
View →WWNN
A storage concept used to transport, present, organize, or optimize blocks and data objects.
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