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    Raid 1, 5, and 10 are common RAID levels that provide different benefits and drawbacks related to performance, redundancy, and storage efficiency. Raid 1 uses mirroring for high read performance and quick recovery, but requires twice the storage. Raid 5 uses parity for improved storage efficiency but slower writes and longer rebuild times. Raid 10 combines mirroring and striping for high performance as well as redundancy through mirroring at a higher cost.

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    Raid 1, 5, and 10 are common RAID levels that provide different benefits and drawbacks related to performance, redundancy, and storage efficiency. Raid 1 uses mirroring for high read performance and quick recovery, but requires twice the storage. Raid 5 uses parity for improved storage efficiency but slower writes and longer rebuild times. Raid 10 combines mirroring and striping for high performance as well as redundancy through mirroring at a higher cost.

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    Raid Comparison

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    Raid 1, 5, and 10 are common RAID levels that provide different benefits and drawbacks related to performance, redundancy, and storage efficiency. Raid 1 uses mirroring for high read performance and quick recovery, but requires twice the storage. Raid 5 uses parity for improved storage efficiency but slower writes and longer rebuild times. Raid 10 combines mirroring and striping for high performance as well as redundancy through mirroring at a higher cost.

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    Raid 1 (Mirroring) Raid 5 (Striping with Raid 10 (Mirroring with

    parity) stripes)
    -Mirroring which -Improved cost -Fast rebuild times in case of
    manifests data effectiveness drive failure
    redundancy - Efficient use of storage - Both striping and mirroring
    Benefits -Quick data recovery with distributed parity harbor high performance
    - High read -Performance and rates
    performance due to redundancy is more - Enhanced data protection
    multiple copies of data balanced through mirroring improves
    redundancy
    -Requires 2x the storage -Slower write -Much higher cost compared
    capacity performance than RAID 0 to RAID 1 and 5
    - Slower write - Incase of driver fails, - Requires a minimum of 4
    Drawbacks performance compared results in longer rebuild drives to function properly
    to RAID 0 times

    -Data availability and -Performance and data -High performance overall as


    integrity is enhanced protection are more well as data protection
    - Minimal downtime balanced -Suitable for environments
    drive failure and rebuild - Acceptable for that require high
    Business Impacts process environments with high performance
    mix of read write
    workloads

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