Which of the following provides the LEAST availability?

A.
RAID 0

B.
RAID 1

C.
RAID 3

D.
RAID 5

Explanation:
RAID, or redundant array of independent disks (RAID). RAID allows your existing servers to have
more than one hard drive so that if the main hard drive fails, the system keeps functioning. RAID 0
is disk striping. It uses multiple drives and maps them together as a single physical drive. This is
done primarily for performance, not for fault tolerance. If any drive in a RAID 0 array fails, the
entire logical drive becomes unusable.