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Created On10/19/2009
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RAID-5 on Linux – Slow Performance

RAID-5 on Linux – Slow Performance

Problem

The native Linux implementation of RAID5 is verified to have performance issues with the ioDrive. Linux’s RAID5 is believed to use a single thread/single CPU to do the needed parity calculations inherent in running a RAID5 system.

Solution

An alternate RAID stack may provide better performance. Additionally, ioDrives may be configured to operate in a RAID10 solution.