Re: raidtools vs mdadm

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On Tuesday August 31, rich@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> i work for a software company that develops backup and disaster recovery
> software for linux. our product supports software raid, but i must say
> that we currently only support it when devices are created with
> raidtools. i only recently heard about mdadm and am very impressed with
> its flexibility and funtionality.

Thanks.

> 
> my question is how popular is mdadm in production environments as this
> compares to raidtools?

It's hard to say.  Quite a few people on this list use it.  There are
regularly people appearing who don't know about it.  I'd say it's
popularity is steadily growing.  I suspect you could help there....


> 
> is mdadm used to configure software raid on any distribution
> installations?

I don't know.

> 
> is mdadm trending to become the defacto standard for software raid on
> linux?

It is on this list.  But the world is much bigger than this list.

NeilBrown
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