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Disk striping is the technique of spreading data over multiple disks. The data to be stored is divided into blocks and spread across several partitions on various hard disk. This technique can use up to 32 hard disks. Disk striping is used with or without parity. Data striping with parity checks offer data protection and fault tolerance. (Parity is the technique of checking whether the data is lost, damaged or over-written during its transmission from one storage place to another).

Disk striping with parity is RAID level 5 which stores parity information is stored along with striped data on different disks in the array for redundancy. Disk striping is categorized into two types:

• Single User Striping: It uses large data units and improves the performance of single user by allowing parallel transfers from different disks.
• Multi User Striping: It uses smaller data units and improves performance in multi-user environment by allowing simultaneous read operations on multiple disk drives.

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