Is any type of data redundancy compatible with this?

[Zerophase]

I will be plotting on NVME drives in RAID 0. Currently, figuring out the max a board can support. I might be limited to between four and ten drives. But, even with four 16tb HDDs get filled up fairly fast. Is there any type of data redundancy that still allows for hotswapping when a drive is full, in this use case? Is deduplication for long term storage possible?

Ideally, I'm looking for something where I can pull a disk when full, and not have to worry about data loss from the shear amount of disks that will be in the farming rig / rigs.

[BrandtH22]

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