In addition to the Storage Class and the priority level for a logical volume, you must also define two other Quality of Service (QoS) properties for the volume: the RAID level and the read-ahead policy. The Oracle FS System provides two approaches to defining the RAID level and the read-ahead policy.
Using the basic approach, you indirectly specify the RAID level and the read-ahead policy for the volume. Using this approach, you specify the data redundancy, the I/O bias, and the access bias of a logical volume. These QoS properties are referred to as the basic QoS properties of the volume.
Using the advanced approach, you directly specify the RAID level and the read-ahead policy for a logical volume. These QoS properties are referred to as the advanced QoS properties of the volume.
Initial Storage Class | Initial redundancy | Basic QoS properties | Advanced QoS properties | ||
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Initial typical access | Initial I/O bias | Initial RAID level | Initial read-ahead | ||
Capacity disk | Double | Sequential | Read | RAID 6 | Aggressive |
All others | All others | RAID 6 | Normal | ||
All other Storage Classes | Single | Sequential | Read | RAID 5 | Aggressive |
Random | Write | RAID 10 (mirrored) | Normal | ||
All others | All others | RAID 5 | Normal |