True or False: Shared storage initialization allows all hosts to be selected simultaneously in FusionCompute.

In the context of FusionCompute, shared storage initialization is an essential process for preparing storage that can be accessed by multiple hosts. The correct answer indicates that you cannot select all hosts simultaneously during this initialization process. This is primarily designed to prevent conflicts and ensure that the storage environment remains stable and manageable.

When initializing shared storage, the system requires a sequential approach to handle the configuration and setup effectively. This sequential handling allows for proper resource allocation and ensures that each host can connect to the shared storage without issues related to data integrity or connectivity. The initialization process is structured such that selecting multiple hosts at once would complicate these operations and increase the risk of errors.

In scenarios involving distributed systems, the complexity can increase further, making it even more critical to manage host selections carefully during initialization. Therefore, the idea that all hosts could be selected simultaneously does not align with the operational requirements and best practices for managing shared storage in FusionCompute.