converting from RAID 50 to RAID 60 would decrease the amount of usable storage space, given you have the same number of disks. Dedupe would free up space
The option that would BEST increase the amount of effective storage on the SAN in the given scenario is:
C. Convert the SAN from RAID 50 to RAID 60.
RAID (Redundant Array of Independent Disks) configurations can significantly impact storage capacity and performance. In this case, converting the SAN from RAID 50 to RAID 60 would likely provide the greatest increase in effective storage while maintaining data redundancy and performance.
Deduplication works the same way, except instead of replacing information only in a
single file, the storage system looks for redundant information across every bit of data it
stores. In the case of a SAN performing deduplication, it would seek out and deduplicate
redundant information stored in every LUN. This allows for tremendous efficiency when you
have hundreds of virtual disks all containing the same OS. Assuming the OS alone consumes
8 GB, deduplication could potentially free up terabytes of space!
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