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Network attached storage gives you file-level access over SMB and NFS — a centralised, fast, permission-controlled shared drive that multiple people and systems can work from at the same time.
A storage area network provides block-level storage over iSCSI or Fibre Channel — the dedicated, low-latency layer that hypervisors and database engines expect underneath them.
Do you need help choosing which storage you need. Here is a comparison.
Network Attached Storage
Storage Area Network
If people open files from it, you want NAS. If servers boot from it or a database lives on it, you want SAN. Plenty of organisations end up running both, and the same team manages either.
Tell us what you need to store or run, and we will come back with what it takes.