Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 18th Jan 2010 16:57 UTC, submitted by wanker90210
ACM's latest journal had an interesting article about RAID which suggested it might be time for triple parity raid. "How much longer will current RAID techniques persevere? The RAID levels were codified in the late 1980s; double-parity RAID, known as RAID-6, is the current standard for high-availability, space-efficient storage. The incredible growth of hard-drive capacities, however, could impose serious limitations on the reliability even of RAID-6 systems. Recent trends in hard drives show that triple-parity RAID must soon become pervasive."
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Sure.
And what I mean by this is that instead of appreciating different operating systems and being glad that (Open)Solaris has ZFS, you come here ranting about patents and Linux, implying that Solaris/ZFS would not be production ready, and even bringing CDDL to the table even though it is GPL that is incompatible (even with itself, duh). That's enough signs of Linux zealotry for me.
Edited 2010-01-19 18:30 UTC