jcorgan on Nostr: If you're not familiar with ZFS, it has a variety of disk redundancy options, ...
If you're not familiar with ZFS, it has a variety of disk redundancy options, equivalent to the traditional RAID 0, 1, 10, 5, 6, and 7, but done in software and integrated into the filesystem instead of using a hardware controller. It basically boils down to a tradeoff between how much storage space you want to sacrifice to redundancy and how many drives can fail simultaneously.
RAIDZ2, for example, allows two drives to fail without data loss (while you go replace those drives!)
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