Advanced Storage Systems Quiz 2

1. In a RAID 3-6 Striped Parity mode, the parity information is stored on a single disk.

2. In a RAID 3-6 Striped Parity mode, other disks can continue working should one of them fail.

3. In a RAID 3-6 Striped Parity Mode, the lost data can be calculated using the parity data stored on the ?

4. In addition to the RAID 0 Striped, Raid 1 Mirrored, RAID 3-6 Striped Parity modes, there are also various other forms of RAID also exist which can improve the resilience and performance of storage systems.

5. This is a file-level storage system connected to a computer network, allowing multiple users and devices to access and share files. These devices gained popularity as a convenient method of file sharing among multiple computers, as well as removing the responsibility of file serving from other servers on a network.

6. Does network attached storage (NAS) use a block-level or file-level storage system?

7. A storage system that operates continuously and ensures data is stored in multiple locations, ensuring uninterrupted data access in the event of a single point of failure.

8. High availability storage systems provide Five nines availability or an uptime of ? Which equates to approximately five and a half minutes of downtime in a year.

9. A high availability storage system enables data to be kept in more than one ?

10. A dedicated, independent, high-speed network that enables shared pools of storage devices to access multiple servers. This means a server can access shared storage as if it were a drive attached directly to the server. These are typically assembled with cabling, host bus adapters, and switches attached to storage arrays and servers.