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Redundant describes computer or network system components, such as fans, hard disk drives, servers, operating systems, switches, and telecommunication links that are installed to back up primary resources in case they fail.
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The exact same data stored in more than one location in the same hard drive or database. Unnecessary redundancy can cause problems if one copy of the data is updated and another copy of the data is not. All redundant data can
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Backup arrays, drives, disks or power supplies that duplicate functions performed elsewhere.
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Array of Independent Disks. A disk subsystem used to increase performance and/or provide fault tolerance (the ability to continue non-stop when a hardware failure occurs). RAID is a set of two or more ordinary hard disks and a specialized disk controller that contains the RAID functionality. In the late 1980s, RAID meant an array of "inexpensive" disks (compared to large computer disks or Single Large Expensive Disks). ...
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Components of a system that have the capability to substitute for each other when necessary, as, for example when one of the components fails, so that the system can continue to perform its function. In storage subsystems, power distribution units, power supplies, cooling devices, and controllers are often configured to be redundant. The disks comprising a mirror set are redundant. ...
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