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by greglindahl
3739 days ago
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... which is why many big storage systems keep 3 replicas of each chunk of data stored across different servers. A failed device's chunks can be rebuilt in parallel across the entire cluster. Or, if you care capacity-constrained, you can use cross-server erasure coding. And even call it cross-server RAID, if you like. |
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