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RAID and standard RAID levels(0-6,10) in Operating System

In this video i will explain RAID in operating system and general RAID levels and comparison between RAID levels. What is RAID? - Redundant Array of Inexpensive/Independent disks. RAID explanation. RAID is the technique in which we use multiple physical hard-drives together as a single logical hard-drive. Standard and basic RAID Levels and comparison between RAID levels in operating system. RAID 0: It stripes the data and stores it in the available disks. Striping can be at bit/byte/block level. RAID 1: It uses mirroring. It makes copies of all the available data and increases reliability RAID 2: This uses Error Correcting Code(ECC) like hamming code. More than 2 bits are used to store the ECC so minimum 3 dedicated disks are required to store the ECC. RAID 3:This is bit wise separation of data.Instead of ECC it uses Parity. Only 1 bit is used so only one dedicated disk is required. It increases data transfer rate but doesn't increase number of accesses. RAID 4: It is similar to RAID 3 but here data is divided block wise.It increases number of accesses but no improvement in performance. RAID 5:Instead of using dedicated disk for storing parity information it divides the parity info across all the disks. It uses 1 bit for parity. RAID 6: It is similar to RAID 5 but it saves 2 bits of parity information.