Weird question:
I can get a bunch of ancient (~2013) HDDs. Each have varying amounts of space,
and few (if any) are ever the same size.
These were marked to be disposed, though that is just because of age or having
plenty that are better. Thus I can take them. However, them being this old, and
having found about 3 that eventually broke or never worked, I'm left with this
question:
Because purchasing new drives takes too long (no idea when/if they would
arrive), I can take as many of the decommissioned drives I'd like. Seeing as
some failed, how does one build a system that is resilient to drives failing?
It can be reset as much as wanted, hardware is literally in arm's reach, and
there is not burning need for it to be up immediately.
There is also massive (comparatively) external drive space and as many live
boot USBs as one might desire.
So how would one build a system that is designed expecting HDD failure
regularly?
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