How to recover mdadm RAID 0, 1, 5 array in Linux?
Using RAID arrays allows you to increase data security. But we should not forget that RAID arrays can also fail. Often the cause is the peculiarities of the operating system. The most important point is that RAID failure often cannot be repaired with the built-in Linux tools. In this article, we will discuss the main causes of RAID failure in Linux and what to do if a RAID array fails.
How to create software RAID 01 (RAID 0+1) in Windows?
The value of information makes us think about methods to improve its safety. RAID 01 (also called RIAD 0+1) is one of those methods. In this article, we will learn how to create software RAID 01 in Windows 10, how it works, and how it differs from RAID 10.
Creating the software mdadm RAID in Linux
The importance of reliable data storage is obvious to any level of user. Especially nowadays, when the amount of stored data is growing at an extra rate, regardless of whether this data is personal (the photo and video collections) or corporate (financial and project documentation, scientific research results, etc.). One of the tools to help solve the data storage problem to a certain extent is based on the creation of RAID disk arrays. In this article we will explain how to create a software RAID in Linux.
The Windows restore errors
In this article, we will look at the main Windows restore errors, as well as their causes and ways to fix them.
How to create a software RAID in Windows Server
Creating a RAID array on your server allows you to increase the data integrity level many times over in case any of the disks fails. In this article we will look at how to create a RAID array on Windows Server.
Files can’t open after recovery – what to do?
Recovered data can’t open or doesn’t work correctly? Today we’ll talk about the possible causes and solutions for errors that prevent you from accessing your information after it has been recovered.
Comparison and difference between RAID lvm and mdadm
Modern operating systems have many features to enhance data security and usability. In this article, we will compare RAID LVM and RAID mdadm — two interesting technologies whose main purpose is to keep your server, computer, or NAS up, and to save your data in case of hardware failure.
