Hybrid RAID PCI controllers

Hybrid RAID

— a format for combining disks that involves a combination of RAID of one level or another (the specific level may be different in different models, this point should be specified separately) with an SSD solid-state module. The latter plays the role of an intermediate cache, increasing the speed of reading and writing. The use of Hybrid RAID is justified when working with relatively small amounts of data on a regular basis — for example, in file server or virtual machine mode.