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What is the definition of a “RAID 5” volume?

April 26, 2017definition raid 5 volume

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What is the definition of a “RAID 5” volume?

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“RAID 5” refers to a “Redundant Array of Inexpensive (or Independent) Disks” that have been established in a Level 5, or striped with parity, volume set. A RAID 5 volume is a combination of hard drives that are configured for data to be written across three (3) or more drives.