Which of the following is NOT considered non-virtualized storage in Huawei FusionCompute?

In the context of Huawei FusionCompute, non-virtualized storage refers to storage solutions that operate independently of the virtualized infrastructure provided by the cloud platform.

FusionStorage is a software-defined storage solution that allows for the pooling and management of storage resources across a distributed environment. It operates in a virtualized manner, providing features like scalability and high availability that are characteristic of cloud storage technologies. Therefore, it does not fit the definition of non-virtualized storage.

On the other hand, options such as NAS (Network Attached Storage), local disk, and SAN (Storage Area Network) can be considered non-virtualized storage solutions because they provide direct access to physical storage without the abstraction layer that virtualization introduces. Local disks typically refer to storage that is directly attached to a server, while NAS and SAN are network-based solutions that provide storage shared among multiple systems, but still operate outside the purview of the virtualization layer provided by solutions like FusionCompute.

Thus, FusionStorage is distinct in that it integrates tightly with virtualization features, making it different from the other options listed in terms of being non-virtualized storage.