At a glance Expert's Rating Pros ・Fantastically fast in RAID 0 (50GBps possible) or non-RAID ・Great for adding PCIe 5.0 M.2 ...

Similarly, RAID-Z means that you'll only get the IOPS performance of a single disk per RAID-Z group, because each filesystem IO will be mapped to all the disks in a RAID-Z group in parallel.

A disk group can contain a mixture of raid levels in it. vRAID 0 (raid 0 stripped across all disks in the disk group) vRAID 1 (raid 10, stripped mirrors across all disks in the disk group) vRAID 5 ...

In macOS Sierra’s Disk Utility (version 16.0, if you’re keeping track), the RAID features are back. Here’s how to set up and configure a software RAID using macOS Sierra’s Disk Utility.

Erasure coding as a means of data protection has emerged with object storage and offers an alternative to RAID systems creaking under the weight of ever-larger disks ...

If you created a RAID using Disk Utility and now you donu2019t want to use the disks as a RAID anymore, hereu2019s how to delete the RAID.

The newest Lacie Hard Disk MAX ups the storage of its original Neil Poulton ebony-glazed cuboid design to 2TB, while adding the ability to switch between RAID configurations.

A disk set takes multiple disks – a minimum of two – and pools their resources in one of three ways. The first is a striped disk set, or RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) level 0.

The drives we used for our RAID array are outlined in red. You can also create RAID arrays in Linux using the GNOME disk utility. In Ubuntu, search for "Disks" and open the utility.

If you are installing Lion on a RAID array or other custom drive setup, you may not be able to enable FileVault and other advanced volume management features.

A group of researchers have come up with a better storage resiliency solution that gets around maintenance problems by never requiring disks to be replaced and ensuring "five nines" reliability ...