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ASM – disk groups and failure groups • A disk group can include any number of disk devices • Each disk device can be : − an individual physical disk, − a multiple disk device such as a RAID storage array or logical volume − a partition on a physical disk. • However, in most cases, disk groups consist of one or more individual physical disks. • To enable ASM to balance I/O and storage appropriately within the disk group, all devices in the disk group should have similar, storage capacity and performance. 38
ASM – ASMlib API • The ASMLIB API, developed by <strong>Oracle</strong>, provides five major feature enhancements over standard interfaces: − Disk discovery – Providing more information about the storage attributes to the Database and the DBA − I/O processing – To enable more efficient I/O − Usage hints – Providing more intelligence from the database to the storage − Write validation - Enable end to end checksum capability − Metadata validation – To provide highly efficient metadata update coordination 39
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