Which RAID set stripes data with parallel access and dedicated parity disk
- 5
- 0
- 3
- 6
EXPLANATION
Raid 0 = Striped data with no fault tolerance. Good for applications needing high I/O throughputRaid 5 = Striped set with independent disk access and distributed parity. Dedicated drive parity writes can become bottlenecks, RAID 5 distributes them to avoid. Good for random, read-intensive I/O applications
Raid 6 = Striped set with independent disk access and dual distributed parity. Includes second parity in case two disks fail. Write penalty is higher. Rebuild time is higher.
Raid 3 = Striped set with parallel access and a dedicated parity disk. No partial writes to update one strip in a stripe
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