Which of the following describes a selection of controller-less drives?

eSCSI (enhanced Small Computer System Interface) is a protocol for connecting storage devices, not a description of a selection of controller-less drives.

SCSI (Small Computer System Interface) is a standard for connecting and transferring data between computers and peripheral devices, not a description of a specific drive selection or configuration.

JBOD stands for Just a Bunch Of Disks, which refers to a collection of disk drives that are presented individually to the operating system without any form of hardware RAID controller or logical volume management combining them into a single, unified volume. Each disk in a JBOD setup remains a separate entity, fulfilling the description of a selection of controller-less drives in terms of their logical presentation.

RAID0 is a striping technique that combines multiple drives into one logical unit, requiring a controller to manage the data distribution across disks, which contradicts the 'controller-less' aspect.