RAID stands for Redundant Array of Disks.

In RAID 0, if one drive fails, all data is .

RAID 5 uses to provide fault tolerance by spreading data across multiple disks.

Data striping is a technique used in certain RAID levels to improve .

RAID 0 provides increased by striping data across multiple disks.

RAID 5 can tolerate the loss of disk without data loss.

RAID 10 combines mirroring and striping for both .

One of the disadvantages of RAID is the cost of additional .

RAID 1 requires at least disks to mirror data.

A common use case for RAID is in environments where data redundancy is crucial.

RAID 0 uses striping to improve .