Distributed replicated

A distributed replicated volume is similar to a replicated volume, with the main difference being that replicated volumes are distributed. To explain this, consider having two separate replicated volumes, each with 10 TB of space. When both are distributed, the volume ends up with a total of 20 TB of space.

This type of volume is mainly used when both high availability and redundancy are needed, as the cluster can tolerate node failures.

The following diagram shows a distributed replicated volume: