1. Mirroring
   1. Saving the same information on multiple disks
   2. Provides Resiliency (Fault Tolerance)
2. Striping
   1. Saving one file concurrently on multiple disks
   2. Increases Write Speed
3. Parity
   1. Checking a single bit for a state change
   2. Provides Data Integrity
4. RAID Levels:
   1. RAID 0: Disk Striping:
      1. Faster SAVE SPEED
      2. Minimum # of Drives: 2
   2. RAID 1: Disk Mirroring
      1. Better FAULT TOLERANCE
      2. Minimum # of Drives: 2
   3. RAID 2, 3, 4: Unimportant
   4. RAID 5: Striping w/ Parity
      1. Faster SAVE SPEED
         1. Provides DATA INTEGRITY
      2. Minimum # of Drives: 3
   5. RAID 6: Striping w/ Two Parity Checks
      1. Faster SAVE SPEED
         1. Provides DATA INTEGRITY (x2)
      2. Minimum # of Drives: 4
   6. RAID 10: Striping w Mirroring
      1. Technically RAID 1+0 (Might not be on test)
         1. Faster SAVE SPEED
         2. Provides FAULT TOLERANCE
      2. Minimum # of Drives: 4