以下來自
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massive_array_of_idle_disks
In computing, a massive array of idle disks (more commonly known as a MAID) is a system using hundreds to thousands of hard drives for near-line data storage. MAID is designed for Write Once, Read Occasionally (WORO) applications. In a MAID each drive is only spun up on demand as needed to access the data stored on that drive. This is not unlike a very large JBOD but with power management
是個好的解決,但是未有體驗的機會和感受
有沒有前輩先進使用過
能說一些相關的優勢和特性