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    The document discusses different RAID levels for storing data across multiple disks. It explains that RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) spreads data across multiple disks to improve performance, availability and fault tolerance. RAID levels discussed include RAID 0 (data striping without parity), RAID 1 (disk mirroring), RAID 1+0 (combining mirroring and striping), RAID 3 (uses parity blocks), RAID 5 (uses distributed parity blocks), and RAID 6 (uses double distributed parity blocks). The purpose of RAID is to provide redundancy, improve performance of reads/writes, and ensure 24/7 availability through fault tolerance.

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    The document discusses different RAID levels for storing data across multiple disks. It explains that RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) spreads data across multiple disks to improve performance, availability and fault tolerance. RAID levels discussed include RAID 0 (data striping without parity), RAID 1 (disk mirroring), RAID 1+0 (combining mirroring and striping), RAID 3 (uses parity blocks), RAID 5 (uses distributed parity blocks), and RAID 6 (uses double distributed parity blocks). The purpose of RAID is to provide redundancy, improve performance of reads/writes, and ensure 24/7 availability through fault tolerance.

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    The document discusses different RAID levels for storing data across multiple disks. It explains that RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) spreads data across multiple disks to improve performance, availability and fault tolerance. RAID levels discussed include RAID 0 (data striping without parity), RAID 1 (disk mirroring), RAID 1+0 (combining mirroring and striping), RAID 3 (uses parity blocks), RAID 5 (uses distributed parity blocks), and RAID 6 (uses double distributed parity blocks). The purpose of RAID is to provide redundancy, improve performance of reads/writes, and ensure 24/7 availability through fault tolerance.

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    RAID

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    VIVEK MANGAL
    The document discusses different RAID levels for storing data across multiple disks. It explains that RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) spreads data across multiple disks to improve performance, availability and fault tolerance. RAID levels discussed include RAID 0 (data striping without parity), RAID 1 (disk mirroring), RAID 1+0 (combining mirroring and striping), RAID 3 (uses parity blocks), RAID 5 (uses distributed parity blocks), and RAID 6 (uses double distributed parity blocks). The purpose of RAID is to provide redundancy, improve performance of reads/writes, and ensure 24/7 availability through fault tolerance.

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    SN COLLEGE OF SCIENCE DHOLPUR

    RAID
    TECHNOLOGY

    SUBMIT TO - KHUSHBOO MAM SUMBMITTED OR PRESENTED BY


    - SURAJ SIR VIVEKMANGAL
    - ABHISHEK SIR BCA 1st YEAR
    CONTENT

    What is RAID ?

    Purpose of Using RAID

    Level 0, Level 1 & Nested RAID 1+0

    Parity Levels -> 3, 5 & 6


    What is RAID ?
    Redundant Array of Independent Disks
    Redundant Array of Inexpensive Disk
    INDEPENDENT
    Redundancy DISK INEXPENSIVE
    S
    ARRANGEMENT OF
    (MULTIPLE DISKS)
    Purpose of Using RAID ?
    If we think
    According
    to company 2 Things Are more
    and
    organisatio
    important :
    n point of • Performance in case of read
    view
    and write.
    • Security & Availability
    Should be 24x7
    Different Levels Which provides a different
    balance between performance, capacity and
    tolerance.
    RAID 0 : DATA STRIPING

    A1 A2 A3 A4 A5 A6 A7 A8
    DISK 1

    DISK 2
    we lost the
    data
    RAID 1 : Mirroring
    A1 A2 A3 A4
    DISK 1

    DISK 2
    RAID 1+0 : Combining, Mirroring & Stripping

    RAID 0

    RAID 1 RAID 1
    A1
    A1 A3 A5 A7 A2 A4 A6 A8

    DISK 2
    DISK 1
    DISK 1

    DISK 2
    RAID 3
    BREAKING DATA IN BLOCKS &
    1+2+
    6-(2+3) STORES PARITY OF DATA IN One DISK
    3

    1 2 3 6
    A1 A2 A3 AP(1-3)

    A4 A5 A6 AP(4-6)

    B1 B2 B3 BP(1-3)

    B4 B5 B6 BP(4-6)
    RAID 5
    USED FOR STRIPING WITH PARITY

    A1 A2 A3 AP

    B1 B2 BP B3

    C1 CP C2 C3

    DP D1 D2 D3
    RAID 6
    USED FOR STRIPING WITH DOUBLE PARITY

    A1 A2 A3 AP AQ

    B1 B2 BP BQ B3

    C1 CP CQ C2 C3

    DP DQ D1 D2 D3
    Q. Which raid levels provide no redundancy

    A. RAID 1
    B. RAID 0
    C. RAID 5
    D. All provide redundancy
    ANY
    DOUBT

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