Data Redundancy & Storage Arrays
RAID 2: A deep dive into this rare data storage method that uses Hamming code for error correction, offering high redundancy but with complex implementation and high cost. While rarely used, understanding RAID 2 offers valuable insights into data storage and error correction.
Backups & Recovery
RAID 1 (mirroring) is a simple and effective way to protect your data from hard drive failure. Imagine having a backup of your important files, automatically created in real-time. This guide explains RAID 1, its benefits, and how to set it up in Windows and Linux.
File Systems (EXT4, Btrfs, etc.)
Boost your computer's speed with RAID 0! Learn how to combine multiple hard drives to create a faster drive, understand its benefits and drawbacks, and explore real-world examples. Discover if RAID 0 is right for you.
System Administration
Boost your gaming experience with RAID! Learn how RAID combines multiple drives for faster load times, ample storage, and data protection. Discover the differences between RAID 0 for speed and RAID 1 for safety, then follow our step-by-step guide to set up RAID in your system.
RAID Storage Systems
RAID, short for Redundant Array of Independent Disks, is a technology that combines multiple hard drives into a single system, boosting speed and data security. Learn how RAID works, explore different RAID levels, and discover the benefits of this valuable technology for your computer.
Linux Distribution Setup
RAID and SAN are popular storage solutions with distinct advantages. RAID is cost-effective for smaller businesses needing redundancy, while SAN offers high scalability and performance for large enterprises. Learn the differences, pros, and cons to choose the right solution for your needs.
Backups & Recovery
Protect your data with automated backups using `systemd` and `rsync`! This guide shows you how to set up regular backups, including script creation, service configuration, and advanced options like incremental backups and compression. Learn how to easily secure your valuable data from loss.