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| Oracle and RAID - A summary of the most common RAID levels and their usage with Oracle files. |
Basics would help said... Hands on steps would be appreciated. |
Michael Foster said... You're suggesting RAID 0+1 - I would suggest you change that to RAID 1+0 as there is a significant advantage in rebuilds in case of failures.Additionally, I believe your article understates the advantage of RAID 1+0 OR 0+1 in environments that support a large # of writes over RAID 5. Thx Mike |
Tim... said... Hi.Agreed. I've made some changes. As much as I dislike RAID 5, I'm not willing to throw it out completely as many systems are not concerned with performance. Lots of DEV and UAT environments can sit happily on RAID 5. Cheers Tim... |
Rich said... I'd like to see something about ASM here. Best practices with 11gR2 would have you using ASM... |
Tim... said... Hi.I've added some references to ASM in the article. I kinda thought they were self explanatory, but it's probably a good idea to be more explicit. :) Cheers Tim... |
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