To increase storage performance, a storage administrator is setting up a new LUN for an application. This application usually has a high number of reads compared to the number of writes being performe

RAID 0 (striping) offers the best performance overall but provides no fault tolerance; a single drive failure results in complete data loss.

RAID 1 (mirroring) provides excellent read performance because data can be read from either of the mirrored drives, effectively doubling the read bandwidth for the same data. It also maintains fault tolerance by duplicating all data across two drives.

RAID 5 (striping with distributed parity) has good read performance but its write performance is generally slower than RAID 1 due to the parity calculation and write penalty.

RAID 6 (striping with dual distributed parity) provides better fault tolerance than RAID 5 but has even worse write performance than RAID 5 due to the calculation and writing of two parity blocks.