An administrator would like to employ a strategy to use SAN space more efficiently. Data that has a high I/O and is accessed often should be moved to SSD and Fiber Channel drives while data accessed…

A SAN snapshot is a point-in-time copy of data used for backup or recovery, not a strategy for optimizing storage utilization based on access patterns.

Storage baselining involves establishing a baseline of normal storage performance and usage, which helps in monitoring but does not describe the act of moving data between different storage types.

Data tiering is the practice of categorizing and placing data on different storage media types (tiers) based on its importance, access frequency, and performance requirements, optimizing both performance and cost.

Capacity planning is the process of forecasting future storage needs and ensuring adequate resources are available, but it does not specifically address the dynamic placement of data based on access patterns to optimize performance and cost.