raid 0 will only have good speed if there are many hdds in an array. If there are only 2 sata in raid0, it cannot handle much load. If ssd or nvme then ok.
Kvs backup can only be trusted if it was not saved to the raid0 array, since everything will be lost if the array crashes.
In the case of several 20TB+ data losses, it will not take much time to restore the movies, but the many small screen images etc...
We use many big tube kvs sites, on our own local servers in my country, believe me raid 0 is not a good solution in the long term. 2 sata hdd in raid0 cannot serve many users at the same time. For us, the backup is more important than the main server, it takes years of work, it's not a hobby but a business.
But if you're starting now, good luck. I just shared the pitfalls...