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RAID, or Redundant Array of Independent Disks, combines multiple disks into a single unit to enhance storage capacity, reduce costs, and improve data redundancy and performance. Different RAID levels (0, 1, 4, 5, 6) offer varying degrees of redundancy and performance, with RAID 0 providing no redundancy and RAID 6 allowing recovery from two disk failures. Samsung products support specific RAID configurations, with the SRN-1000 supporting RAID 5 and the SRN-4000 supporting both RAID 5 and RAID 6, offering different maximum recording bandwidths and redundancy capabilities.
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Raidhelp en

RAID, or Redundant Array of Independent Disks, combines multiple disks into a single unit to enhance storage capacity, reduce costs, and improve data redundancy and performance. Different RAID levels (0, 1, 4, 5, 6) offer varying degrees of redundancy and performance, with RAID 0 providing no redundancy and RAID 6 allowing recovery from two disk failures. Samsung products support specific RAID configurations, with the SRN-1000 supporting RAID 5 and the SRN-4000 supporting both RAID 5 and RAID 6, offering different maximum recording bandwidths and redundancy capabilities.
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RAID

RAID

What is the Meaning of RAID

RAID? - RAID : Redundant Array of Independent Disks (Disk Array)

- Its a simple! Make a single disk from multiple disks.

Purpose of using RAID

- Make a huge size disk from multiple normal disks.

COST

- Single huge size disk is VEEEEEEEEERY expensive.

- BUT if you use RAID system, according to circumstances, you can SAVE your money!

RECOVERABLE(Redundancy)

-Imagine the situation that your disks have some error.

-If you use a single huge size disk, in the majority of cases, you get ready to say good bye to your disk.

-BUT if you use RAID system, according to used RAID level, you can deliver your data from ERROR!

PERFORMANCE

-You can get a good performance using RAID system than using a sing huge size disk.

-Refer to the image next slide for details.


RAID

What is the If system can be recorded to HDD 1unit data/sec


RAID?

5s 5s
9 10 5
4s 4s
7 8 4
3s 3s
5 6 3
2s 2s
3 4 2
1s 1s
1 2 1

RAID system with 2 HDDs Normal system with single HDD


- Can record 10 units during 5 sec - Can record 5 units during 5 sec

RAID system can record more data during same time than using single HDD
RAID

Simple step
for saving Not-used
data on your
RAID system
Usable area

HDD1 HDD2 HDD3 HDD1 HDD2 HDD3


(2TB) (500GB) (1TB) (500GB) (500GB) (500GB)

1 2 Normalize

3 4

Cut HDDs usable area to unit size


Save your data!
RAID

LEVEL of RAID
Min. # of Performance HDD usage
- RAID 0 HDDs
Redundancy
efficiency
Read(Normal) Write(Normal) Read(Error) Write(Error)

2 N/A High High N/A N/A 100%

RAID 0 [Example of RAID 0]

-Step 1. Cut your data into unit sized pieces


-Step 2. Save unit data onto each HDDs in rotation
7 8

Feature 5 6
-No HDDs for redundancy : If some error occurs on
3 4
specific HDD, you are unable to resuscitate your data.

1 2
RAID

LEVEL of RAID
Min. # of Performance HDD usage
- RAID 1 HDDs
Redundancy
efficiency
Read(Normal) Write(Normal) Read(Error) Write(Error)

Half # of
2 High Middle Middle High 50%
HDDs

RAID 1 : Mirroring [Example of RAID 1]

-Step 1. Cut your data into unit sized pieces


-Step 2. Save unit data onto HDD
4 4
-Step 3. Copy your saving data to other HDD

3 3
Feature
2 2
-2 HDDs make a single array.
-Half number of HDDs used for redundancy.
1 1
-If you organize total 4TB HDDs for RAID, ONLY you
can save maximum 2TB size data on your RAID
system.
RAID

LEVEL of RAID
Min. # of Performance HDD usage
- RAID 4 HDDs
Redundancy
efficiency
Read(Normal) Write(Normal) Read(Error) Write(Error)

3 1 HDD High Low Normal Low 67~94%


(Sometimes, Very Low)

RAID 4 [Example of RAID 4]

-Step 1. Cut your data into unit sized pieces


A1 A2 A3 Ap
-Step 2. Save unit data onto each HDDs in rotation
B1 B2 B3 Bp
-Step 3. Make a parity unit data and save that onto 1
C1 C2 C3 Cp
HDD
D1 D2 D3 Dp

Feature
-Parity unit has information of other unit data.
(Ex) From example fig., Ap has information of A1, A2 and A3
-1HDD used for redundancy.
-All of parity units are saved on same HDD.
(You can resuscitate only 1 HDD from error situation.)
RAID

LEVEL of RAID
Min. # of Performance HDD usage
- RAID 5 HDDs
Redundancy
efficiency
Read(Normal) Write(Normal) Read(Error) Write(Error)

3 1 HDD High Low Low Low 67~94%

RAID 5 [Example of RAID 5]

-Step 1. Cut your data into unit sized pieces


A1 A2 A3 Ap
-Step 2. Save unit data onto each HDDs in rotation
B1 B2 Bp B3
-Step 3. Make a parity unit data and save that onto
C1 Cp C2 C3
each HDDs in rotation
Dp D1 D2 D3

Feature
-Parity unit has information of other unit data.
(Ex) From example fig., Ap has information of A1, A2 and A3
-Some parts of each HDDs used for redundancy.
(You can resuscitate only 1 HDD from error situation.)
RAID

LEVEL of RAID
Min. # of Performance HDD usage
- RAID 6 HDDs
Redundancy
efficiency
Read(Normal) Write(Normal) Read(Error) Write(Error)

4 2 HDDs High Low Low Low 50~88%

RAID 6 [Example of RAID 6]

-Step 1. Cut your data into unit sized pieces


A1 A2 A3 Ap Aq
-Step 2. Save unit data onto each HDDs in rotation
B1 B2 Bp Bq B3
-Step 3. Make a parity unit data and save that onto
C1 Cp Cq C2 C3
each HDDs in rotation
Dp Dq D1 D2 D3
-Step 4. One more Step 3! Eq E1 E2 E3 Ep

Feature
-Parity unit has information of other unit data.
(Ex) From example fig., Ap and Aq have information of A1,
A2 and A3
-There are 2 parity units for same information.
-Some parts of each HDDs used for redundancy.
(You can resuscitate 2 HDDs from error situation.)
RAID mode
WITH SAMSUNG TECHWIN PRODUCT
RAID

RAID with
Max. # of Min. # of HDD
Samsung Supported RAID Level
equipable internal HDD for using RAID mode
Product
RAID 5 8 4
SRN-1000
-Support after version 1.40_130827

-Able to use 1HDD for spare(if organize RAID with more than 4 HDDs)

Total # of HDD for # of HDD for # of HDD for


organize RAID recording spare

4 4 0

5 4 1

6 5 1

7 6 1

8 7 1

-Able to make maximum 1 array with internal HDDs

-Recording bandwidth with RAID mode is 64 Mbps


RAID

RAID with
Max. # of Min. # of HDD
Samsung Supported RAID Level
equipable internal HDD for using RAID mode
Product
RAID 5 5
SRN-4000 12
RAID 6 6

-Support all version

-Able to use 1HDD for spare

-Able to make maximum 2 arrays with internal HDDs

SRN-4000 with RAID 5


Max. recording bandwidth = 400Mbps (When using recording ONLY)
1 HDD on each array is recoverable

SRN-4000 with RAID 6


Max. recording bandwidth = 300Mbps
(When using recording ONLY)
2 HDDs on each array is recoverable

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