Il giorno mer 10 lug 2019 alle ore 05:23 Reindl Harald <h.reindl@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto: > i yet need to see an array with 6 different disks where 2 are failing at > the same time which in this case needs to be the two right ones making a > stripe-mirror.... at least you have decent write performance while a > RAID1 with 6 mirrors sucks Happened to me. Two times in a row. 6 disks RAID10: 2 disks failed in a couple of hours, both disks were part of the same mirror. 10 days later, another server with the same raid topology. It's not unusual, if you buy 6 disks at once, you have a very hight chance that these disks are coming from the same batch from the same factory (most of the time, the serial number is sequential). In a RAID1 (even if not part of a RAID1+0) you are writing the same date at the same time to both disks, thus you have the same write pattern on both disks. When one disk fails, you have to read the other disk, putting an additional stress in addition to the same pattern used by both disks for years. The probabily to hit a new failure is high. Also, you have to consider some hardware issue not directly related to disks. I had multiple disks kicked out during a rebuild. One disk failed, another disk was kicked out, hopefully this time I had a RAID-6 The first 2 ports on the backplane was defective, but with a RAID10, if this happens, you are fucked. Disks are not the only thing that could fail on a server. A RAID10 is based luck. You have to be luck that a second failure is not impacting the same mirror.
