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HDD life expectancy with respect to the Clariion array
Hello All ,
Need some quick help please , heres what I need to know ,
- Life expectancy of a HDD (FC/SSD) - any refrences will be appreciated .
- How do I calculate the failure rate of a disk with respect to the array .
I've read the Information Storage Management book and here's what it says .
"Consider a storage array of 100 drives , each with an average expectancy of 750,000 hours . The average life expectancy of this collection in the array , therefore is 750,000/100 = 7500 hours . This means that a disk drive in this array is likely to fail atleast once in 7500 hours .
Source - Information Storage Management by Wiley
In the statement above it says each drive has an avg expectancy of 750,000 hours ??? really ? which is approx 30k days thats way too much , can someone please explain this to me ...
I just want to calculate the disk failure rate for our clariions !!!
asceticenergy
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June 6th, 2014 12:00
The 750,000 hours is regarding the array or drive ... Must be an array ..