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Is this data loss?
Repeat after me, RAID is not a backup
RAID is not a backup
RAID is not a backup
Said it twice so it doesn't get lost
RAID is not a backup
RAID is not a backup
RAID is not a backup (on different server)
RAID is not a backup (on off site server)
I wonder how the performance is, when I mount drives from offsite nfs
RAID… is… a backup!
The only good back up is the binary carved in to stone tablets.
Not a backup, but depending on the RAID type it'll allow you to recover from the loss of a drive or two.