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Striping is a layout scheme where sequential logical blocks are distributed across multiple disks. It results in a logical disk that stripes disk accesses over a set of physical disks. The overall storage load is balanced across all physical drives.For most workloads, a striped data layout provides better performance than a JBOD. Because no disk is allocated for redundant data, striping does not provide fault tolerance as provided in other RAID schemes. Also, if you loose any disk, it results in data loss on a larger scale than a JBOD configuration because the entire file system spread across all physical disks is affected.
Performance Tuning Windows 2012: Storage Subsystem - Part 2
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