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Tag Archives: RAID

RAID

Posted on April 30, 2012 by DiAbOlIkO

RAID is an acronym for Redundant Arrays of Inexpensive Disks. These provide a mechanism for load balancing and securing your data across
multiple disks. In this article I’ll give a brief explanation of the most commonly used RAID levels and how they should be used with Oracle. Continue reading →

Posted in Oracle, Raid, Systems | Tagged Control Files, Oracle, RAID, Temporary Datafiles

How to repair a software RAID5 volume with more than one failed disk

Posted on April 27, 2011 by DiAbOlIkO
Author: LevShamardin
It is usually bad when a disk fails in a RAID5 volume, but sometimes things may get even worse, and a RAID5 volume may lose more than one disk. In such cases mdadm would not allow Continue reading →
Posted in CentOS, Filesystem | Tagged RAID, YYY, ZZZ

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