SSD - redundand storage, or not?
SSD - redundand storage, or not?


With SSD storage, what what your thoughts on redundant storage devices (e.g RAID1), is it a waste, a nice to have or a must?
what are your experiences and thoughts on this ?
Appreciate your opinion, as I will probably move from HDD to SSD.
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incognito_tuna @lemmy.world I’ve had SSDs go bad. So if it’s something you really care about I’d approach it the same as hard disks.
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At least with spinners you often get enough advanced warning of impending doom via SMART. Critical stuff I am still keeping on spinning disks backed up to tape and a privacy-respecting cloud service.
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