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1. What is RAID 6?
Striping with single parity to protect against one drive failure
Striping with dual parity to survive two simultaneous disk failures
Mirroring data across multiple sites for high-availability disaster recovery
2. What is a storage fabric?
A dedicated network connecting storage resources to host servers
The internal mechanical structure of a hard drive or flash array
A specialized protocol for encrypting data within cloud environments
3. What is snapshot cloning?
Moving point-in-time data to secondary tape storage for long-term retention
Creating a writable copy of a snapshot for testing or recovery purposes
Merging multiple historical snapshots into a single compressed volume
4. What is erasure coding?
Encrypting individual storage blocks to prevent unauthorized data access
Removing redundant data patterns to improve storage capacity efficiency
Fragmenting data with redundant segments to recover from hardware failures
5. What is a storage controller?
Hardware or software used to manage data flow and storage operations
A management interface used to monitor cloud-based storage performance
A secondary high-speed drive dedicated solely to read/write caching
6. What is NFS primarily used for?
Managing high-speed block-level data transfers within a Fibre Channel SAN
Providing client systems with file-level access to network-based storage
Storing unstructured data objects within a distributed cloud architecture
7. What is write-back caching?
Buffering frequently accessed data in memory to accelerate read requests
Committing data directly to physical disks before confirming completion
Storing data in cache temporarily before flushing it to permanent disks
8. What is a hybrid storage system?
Integrating SSDs and HDDs to balance performance with total cost
Connecting multiple cloud storage providers into a single management pane
Linking two separate SAN fabrics to create a redundant storage network
9. What is a storage LUN?
A software-based cache layer used to increase overall system throughput
A logical volume of storage presented to a host for data management
A performance metric used to calculate the latency of storage arrays
10. What is "Data In-Flight" encryption?
Applying encryption to data sets residing on an inactive physical disk
Compressing data packets before they are transmitted to a cloud site
Securing information while it is being transmitted across the network
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