What maximum raw capacity can a user expect in a 1U Node while configuring a PowerFlex with an MG pool?
The maximum raw capacity that can be expected in a 1U Node while configuring a PowerFlex system with an MG (Multi-Granularity) pool is 38.4 TB. This is based on the typical maximum raw storage capacity available for a 1U node configuration, which is designed to fit within the physical constraints of a 1U rack space while providing a balance of capacity and performance1.
The MG pool in PowerFlex is designed to optimize storage efficiency and performance, and the capacity of a 1U node would be aligned with the specifications that ensure the system's reliability and scalability. The other options listed provide capacities that are generally too high for a single 1U node within the PowerFlex architecture1.
Therefore, the correct answer is A. 38.4 TB, as it represents the realistic maximum raw capacity for a 1U Node in a PowerFlex system with an MG pool.
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