What is the best way to make raid 0 out of 2 ssd disks and combine them with another ssd in raid 1?

Question

System administration

There is an idea to combine two ssd disks in raid 0 and put them in a 1c server to ensure greater performance. To ensure the safety of information, combine raid 0 disks with another disk in raid 1. I encountered raids for the first time, I am studying the technical part of the issue. If anyone has experienced this please share your experience and thoughts.

Answer 1

Preservation is done with backups, not arrays.
By putting the ssd in the mirror, you will get resistance to single drive failure, which makes sense only for critical applications, where a simple even for the time of deploying a backup costs more than a raid10 of four drives.
Merging into raid0 is only worth it when you see 70% ssd loading with requests during operation. Or, if you have a database of hundreds of gigabytes, and operations with it take a significant amount of time
. Merging into raid1 is worth it only when it is too expensive for you to simply replace the disk and deploy the backup
RAID does not replace the backup!

Answer 2

You need to use Microsoft's StorageSpace technology.
She can create hybrid variations. There is only one point, you will need a separate disk / disks for the system itself. Since the system itself cannot be booted from StorageSpace

Answer 3

It is not necessary to shove ssdshki in RAID 1 at all ever.
They will die, and at the same time, there was such a practice.
Even if the raid is hardware-based and knows about the existence of TRIM, then all the same, if it falls apart at least once, there will be a resync. And resync eats the resource like hell. Hell, even if you have $9000 discs from a well-known brand with 200+ TBW.
Armenian Radio is right about backups, this is the only thing that will save when the time comes (pah-pah).