An application database is operating slowly and no faults have been detected on the storage or host. Which of the following will determine if the storage device is performing outside of its normal ope

Comparing current storage performance metrics against a recorded baseline established during normal operations identifies deviations that indicate the device is not performing as expected. A baseline provides a reference point for normal behavior, allowing identification of performance degradation even without explicit faults.

Audit logs track security-related events or user actions, not performance metrics, making them unhelpful for diagnosing slow performance without faults.

Forecast and capacity planning trends are used for future resource allocation, not for immediate diagnosis of current performance issues.

Event logs show faults, errors, or significant events; however, since 'no faults have been detected,' reviewing them further won't identify a subtle performance degradation without a baseline for comparison.