What is the procedure when one of the two drives fail? Seems like a Raid0 scenario.
Sounds like a SPAN/BIG array, with clever software/hardware moving stuff around.
There doesn't seem to be any striping between the two so if one drive fails then the other should be recoverable.
I don't think you understand what the issue is. You have 2 drives now per filesystem rather than 1 so have theoretically doubled the failure rate. This is why Raid 0 drives are considered a more dangerous set up. If the SSD or HDD fails, the data could all be lost depending on how Apple set up the filesystem. It has nothing to do with journaling or backups.
Raid 0 is dangerous because each file is essentially split between he two drives meaning one disk failing will render your entire system unrecoverable. The fusion drive doesn't seem to be doing this, the file is either on the SSD or the HD so a drive failure should mean the other disk can be recovered.
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