ASM Redundancy - ASM Video 08

[@kalashbay]

very nicely and to the point lot of thx

[@viswanath2998]

As usual nice explanation

[@RamkumarSwaminathan]

+c viswanath thanks

[@syedrafiullah1]

Good info

[@sivasankarpinjala1718]

Hi.. may i know what is difference between mirroring and redundancy ? these two are same or different.

[@vivekraghavan7359]

precisely explained. Thank you very much

[@RamkumarSwaminathan]

Thanks, enjoy learning

[@moizosm]

i have been following the full playlist attentively still not being able to understand

[@sandeepdantuluri4135]

Good Explanation Sir
But what happened in case if the disk group fails.
is there any possibility to keep the data in different disk groups

[@RamkumarSwaminathan]

Thats the catch... You anyway have redundancy and failgroups within Disk Groups..
Data is only kept within a disk group and based on the Number of Faults you want to tolerate - you setup Redundancy
To take care of What fault you want to tolerate - you tolerate FailGroup accordingly...
Watch the remaining videos to understand this concept...
This is very important to understand and use ASM.. and what failures you can tolerate...