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When I was selling SANs, the conventional wisdom was RAID10 for production/performance stuff, and RAID6 for archival/"colder" storage. Plus an external or offsi
by mysterydip 5y ago
When I was selling SANs, the conventional wisdom was RAID10 for production/performance stuff, and RAID6 for archival/"colder" storage. Plus an external or offsite backup, as you said.
- PaulHoule 5y agoI build quite a few RAID1 arrays for workstations and home servers. Normal performance and rebuild performance and even degraded performance are great. Hypothetically the RAID5 is more efficient but for me doubled 14TB drives are affordable and compact.