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I think RAID 5 or 10 is what you're looking for, for speed and redundancy.
<I>In RAID-5 data is partially duplicated across all drives and arranged in such a manner that the loss of any one drive will not destroy any data"
In RAID 10 (0+1) which combines striping and mirroring, you want at least four disks to do this, in multiples of two, divided into two sets. Each set of disks is stiped together, and each set of stripes mirror the other. if you can afford this setup. Use it</I>
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