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Disk Management is the built-in Windows console for initializing disks and creating, formatting, resizing and lettering partitions and volumes.
NTFS is the journaling file system of Windows that organizes disk storage with a master file table, permissions, compression and encryption.
ReFS, the Resilient File System, is a Windows file system built for data integrity, very large volumes and fast virtualization workloads.
Storage Spaces is the Windows feature that pools physical drives and creates virtual disks with mirror or parity resiliency, replacing older software RAID.