A case for redundant arrays of inexpensive disks (RAID)¶
Patterson, D. A., Gibson, & Katz, R. H. (1988). A case for redundant arrays of inexpensive disks (RAID). Proceedings of the 1988 ACM SIGMOD International Conference on Management of Data, 109-116.
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- Storage and communications: RAID striping spreads a file's blocks across multiple devices, and error-correcting interleavers spread a codeword's symbols across time, so that a localized fault — a dead disk, a noise burst — corrupts many small, separately-recoverable fragments rather than one large, unrecoverable block.
This sourceSeminal RAID paper: striping a file's blocks across multiple disks (with parity) so that a single-disk failure removes only one scattered, separately-recoverable fragment from each file rather than destroying a contiguous whole.
- Storage and communications: RAID striping spreads a file's blocks across multiple devices, and error-correcting interleavers spread a codeword's symbols across time, so that a localized fault — a dead disk, a noise burst — corrupts many small, separately-recoverable fragments rather than one large, unrecoverable block.
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