Is there a JBOD that is insensitive to disabling part of the disks?

Question

Hard disks

Is it possible to programmatically assemble a JBOD array in such a way that when one of the disks is disconnected from the array, the data that was stored on it simply disappears, without destroying the array and having to "repair" it every time after such manipulations?
ps I'm only interested in the software version, preferably freeware
pps one such solution exists and has a fairly high performance, but it's still damp and there are glitches, I'm looking for a normal alternative to Liquesce

Answer 1

RAID is a block device, it knows absolutely nothing about the file system and its contents.
So - "no, it does not exist."

Answer 2

what you are talking about is called JBOD

Answer 3

Exist. Only it's not a RAID. This is LVM

Answer 4

use an interlayer like habrahabr.ru/post/98742 instead of raid

Answer 5

RAID0 is done to increase the speed of the disk subsystem - recording goes to all disks at once. Each file, as it were, is smeared across all disks. They took out 1 disk - pieces from all files disappeared. Everything is lost.
What you need is anything but RAID0.