Kitchener Wedding Photographer
Hey Gang, Any of you who follows me on Facebook knows I was a little nervous this past Monday about the workshop I was about to attend. Its always a little nervous for me to meet new people but its so funny when I’m on the wedding day I’m not nervous at all! I just…
Hey Gang, Time for another photo-tip-friday! Today is not so much a tip but a strong suggestion. I’ve received a few emails from y’all (love that word) *lol* asking why I haven’t posted any photos from my Leica M8 lately? My baby had to go back for repair and its been some time now, come…
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Hey Gang, Even though this happened last week I wanted to share the great news with you. We were featured for the very first time on Attention to Detail! Jodi Leigh Designs an uber talented award winning designer had been following me for a little bit on facebook, I know its crazy to think that…
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Hey Gang, This week I had a hard-drive fail on me I was fortunate that I had a backup drive. The problem is every time I update a drive I need to do the same update to the backup drive. Well I did some research and found out there’s a system out there that will save me all…
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very timely advice Bass, I was looking for a new back up!! thanks for sharing! Hope you have a great w/e!
Good article, but RAID 1 has long been considered risky due to only the mirroring of data without parity calculations.
Raid 10 would best be suited and accomplished with 4 drives. This Raid 10 is actually a combination of Raid 1 and Raid 0. You end up with a mirror of a stripe.
worth looking into.
What is RAID10?
RAID10 is one of the combination of RAID1 (mirroring) and RAID0 (striping) which are possible. When N mirrored pairs are striped together this is called RAID10 because the mirroring (RAID1) is applied before striping (RAID0). A RAID10 system each and every disk block is completely duplicated on its drive’s mirror. Performance-wise, RAID10 are fast even during recovery.This give us the most bandwidth out of a limited quantity of drive while at the same time having complete fault tolerant data.
Hey Patti! Im glad it helped! Let me know how it works out for you!
Guest Reader, WOW!!! Thank you so much for taking the time to write all this, I’ll admit that its over my head! *lol* but it does seem to be a better backup solution.
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Great shots Bassem! The colors look amazing! Funny that you mentioned Sonia was your bride a couple of years ago! The other model Melissa was mine two years ago!
Thanks for coming to the workshop! Great seeing you!
Judi