A single virtualization host needs direct disk use with minimal overhead. The environment does not call for frequent migration to other hosts. Which approach best meets these requirements?
Volumes physically attached to the host deliver straightforward performance and minimal overhead. A block-level protocol from a remote array or a shared file-based platform can include extra networking overhead, making them less suitable for host-level simplicity. Object-based systems with replication emphasize distributed data and do not provide the same direct disk access.
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