Storage vs. Storages
When it comes to computer technology, the word storage can be countable or uncountable but has no plural form. However, storage entities (such as datastores, vaults and so on) do have a plural form.
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The rule applies only to storage in the context of repositories that are used to store VM files (including log files, scripts, configuration files, virtual disks and so on). In the context of hardware- and software-based data storage and retrieval systems that not only act as repositories but also provide a hardware architecture running an operating system, use the term storage systems. An example of a storage system is the NetApp storage system. For more information, see the NetApp ONTAP Documentation Center. |
Examples
- For more information on types of storages that can be assigned the role of the secondary repository, see NAS Backup Support.
For more information on types of storage that can be assigned the role of the secondary repository, see NAS Backup Support.
- This report calculates the number of additional VMs that your existing infrastructure (Hyper-V storages and clusters) can support before the resource utilization reaches the specified threshold value.
This report calculates the number of additional VMs that your existing infrastructure (Hyper-V storage and clusters) can support before the resource utilization reaches the specified threshold value.