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Disk array controller

A disk array controller is a device that manages the physical disk drives and presents them to the computer as logical units. It often implements hardware RAID, thus it is sometimes referred to as RAID controller. It also often provides additional disk cache.

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OS support

Operating systemOpen-source softwareBinary blobsBIOSProprietary
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Front-end and back-end side

ATASATASCSIFCSAS
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Simple controllers

PCIPCIeExpansion cardMotherboardIntel
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Enterprise controllers

EnclosuresDisk arraysStorage area networkNetwork-attached storageServers
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Front-end and back-end side

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Simple controllers

OS support

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Disk array controller

Nodes68
Edges67
Triples37
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.029412
Components1

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Disk array controller

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related to Simple controllers · 15
Disk array controller → As, ATA, February, For, Gbit/s, HBA, Hence, IDE, Intel, Matrix RAID, Mbit/s, PCI/PCIe, RAID, SATA, Such
related to Front-end and back-end side · 14
Disk array controller → ATA, Ethernet, FC, FICON/ESCON, HBA, Hence, Host Bus Adapter, HyperSCSI, InfiniBand, PATA, SAS, SATA, SCSI, The
related to Enterprise controllers · 7
Disk array controller → In, It, NAS, RAID, SAN, SPs, Those
is a · 1
Disk array controller → device that manages the physical disk drives and presents them to the computer as logical units

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raid controller controllers disk ata scsi hardware array often sata drives also front-end back-end fc may data configuration computer provides

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Disk array controlleris adevice that manages the physical disk drives and presents them to the computer as logical units0.90text
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersIn0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersSPs0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersSAN0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersNAS0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersThose0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersRAID0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Enterprise controllersIt0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Front-end and back-end sideThe0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Front-end and back-end sideHence0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Front-end and back-end sideATA0.60section
Disk array controllerrelated to Front-end and back-end sidePATA0.60section

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