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Storage Parameters

Usable Capacity

12 TB

Fault Tolerance

4

Array Resilience

Architecture

RAID 5 • Parity

Fault Tolerance

1 Concurrent Failures Allowed

Current Configuration

RAID 5 (Parity)

12 TB Usable

Total RAW: 16 TB

Disk 01DATA
Disk 02DATA
Disk 03DATA
Disk 04PARITY

Total Drives

4 x 4 TB

Efficiency

75% Utilized

Usable: 12 TBWasted to redundancy: 4 TB

Pros & Cons

  • PRO: Good balance of capacity/speed/safety

  • PRO: Cost-effective redundancy

  • CON: Slower writes due to parity calculation

    This setup prioritizes redundancy but has associated performance or capacity costs.

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