A ZFS volume that uses a variable stripe size and requires a minimum of three hard disks to protect against single disk failure is known as:
A) RAID 5
B) ZFS Extended RAID
C) RAID-Z
D) RAID+

Question

​A ZFS volume that uses a variable stripe size and requires a minimum of three hard disks to protect against single disk failure is known as:
A) ​RAID 5
B) ​ZFS Extended RAID
C) ​RAID-Z
D) ​RAID+

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

RAID-Z is a ZFS technology that uses a variable stripe size to efficiently store data and requires at least three disks to provide protection against a single disk failure, distinguishing it from traditional RAID levels.

​A ZFS Volume That Uses a Variable Stripe Size and Requires

A ZFS Volume That Uses a Variable Stripe Size and Requires