When I want to explain Windows Storage Spaces (formerly known as Windows Storage Pools), I always refer to RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks). Almost every IT Admin is familiar with the concept of RAID technology. Let’s take a moment to refresh our memory.
RAID is a hardware-based technology that provides data redundancy and improves disk performance. While RAID is typically associated with hardware-based solutions, there are also software-based RAID implementations available. When using RAID, multiple physical or virtual disks are combined to create a single logical volume.
