What is RAID?

RAID is Redundant Array of Independent Disks. It is combination of hard disk drives which are linked together for higher performance. It provides uninterrupted access to the data when a drive fails; the parallel drives help to increase the performance of the system.

The Raid is commonly used in servers which manages network resources. RAID helps storing the same data in different places and this helps to access the data even when there is a Hard Disk failure.

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