@dan_nanni: RAID combines multiple drives into a single logical unit to boost speed, reliability, or both. Each RAID level strikes a different balance between performance, fault tolerance, and usable capacity. Choose the one that fits your needs 😎👇 Common RAID levels: ✅ RAID 0: No redundancy; total capacity equals n disks. ✅ RAID 1: Mirrors data for full redundancy; usable capacity is n / 2. ✅ RAID 5: Uses distributed parity; tolerates one disk failure; usable capacity is n – 1. ✅ RAID 6: Uses dual parity; tolerates two disk failures; usable capacity is n – 2. ✅ RAID 10: Combines mirroring and striping; one-disk redundancy per mirrored pair; usable capacity is n / 2. #technology #backup #computer #TechTips Find high-res pdf books with all my #linux related infographics from https://study-notes.org