A costumer requires a highly available storage solution that is easy to manage. The solution must provide high performance and scalability. Which type of storage technology meets this costumer's requi

SAS disks deliver the high performance and reliability needed for demanding workloads, while storage virtualization abstracts underlying hardware to simplify management and enable scalability without disruption. SAN (Storage Area Network) connectivity provides the high-availability fabric that allows multiple hosts to access shared storage with failover capability, satisfying all four stated requirements simultaneously.

SATA disks are designed for lower-cost, lower-performance use cases and do not meet the high performance requirement; iSCSI SANs also introduce additional latency compared to native SAN fabrics.

Parallel SCSI arrays have limited scalability and are an outdated technology that lacks the management flexibility provided by virtualization-based solutions.

Parallel SCSI storage arrays have inherent scalability constraints due to the shared bus architecture and limited device count per channel, making them unsuitable for scalable enterprise deployments.