We can already hear conventional RAID fans grumbling that their hardware RAID would outrun that silly ZFS, since it's got a battery or supercapacitor backed cache and will therefore handle sync ...

(Given the nature of the topic, I'm not sure where to put this one, so I'll start here) I've been mulling plenty of different options over and trying different things at various points for my home ...

However, the fall of hardware-based RAID over the last decade remains a ... built-in RAID provisions available in TrueNAS ...

Furthermore, ZFS supports various RAID levels, including RAID-Z, which provides data redundancy and fault tolerance without the complexity of traditional hardware RAID solutions. The integration of ...

Here are the key hardware considerations ... Understanding RAID levels is essential when configuring ZFS. While RAID-Z enhances data protection, it reduces usable storage capacity.

In this video from SC16, Brad Merchant from RAID Inc. describes the company’s new Lustre ZFS Building Block. RAID Inc. offers a suite of building block product families that can be purchased ...

This isn't RAID 6's fault. Instead it is due to the increasing capacity of disks and their steady URE rate. Late last year Sun engineer, DTrace co-inventor, flash architect and ZFS developer Adam ...

ZFS is designed to protect, store and access data in the most demanding enterprise environments. Using standard, low-cost components: disk drives, enclosures, adapters, cables. No RAID arrays ...