A system administrator needs to provision storage for a 200GB database. The database must have extremely low seek time. Which of the following is the BEST solution?

A JBOD configuration simply aggregates storage without improving seek time; it typically uses HDDs which have mechanical seek delays.

A RAID 50 array, while offering performance and redundancy, typically uses hard disk drives (HDDs) which have mechanical seek times significantly higher than SSDs.

A NAS introduces network latency and the underlying storage might still be HDD-based, making it unsuitable for "extremely low seek time" requirements.

A single SSD provides extremely low seek times because it has no moving parts, relying on flash memory for data access, which is significantly faster than magnetic disks. For a 200GB database where seek time is critical, an SSD offers superior performance compared to HDD-based solutions.