[linux-lvm] S.A.M.E methodology
Chris Cox
chris_cox at stercomm.com
Thu Jan 8 13:16:02 UTC 2004
Jord Tanner wrote:
> This technique, also called RAID 1+0, is often used in database
...
While both RAID 0+1 and RAID 10 have good performance
characteristics... RAID 10 is much, much more reliable.
Good RAID 10 solutions generally are HW based RAID.
Though I have used Veritas in the past to do a RAID 10.
Not sure exactly how to perform a RAID 10 in software
with Linux. A single drive failure in 0+1 invalidates
the entire column. With RAID 10, there's the possibility
of tolerating multiple drive failures.
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