vSAN Ready Nodes + PowerEdge: Built to suit
vSAN Ready Nodes + PowerEdge: Built to suit
We caught up with Chad Fenner from Dell EMC to talk about how vSAN Ready Nodes are suited for customers with unique requirements.
vSAN Ready Nodes + PowerEdge: Built to suit
We caught up with Chad Fenner from Dell EMC to talk about how vSAN Ready Nodes are suited for customers with unique requirements.
vSAN H730 mini driver incompatible with 6.5 U1 – View the Solution on #VMTN
I’m implementing our new HC infrastructure. We bought from Dell 6* vSAN ready nodes (R730xd). They shipped in version 6.5.
Working with vSAN Storage Policies for vSAN 6.6 and Later
This video shows how to create or modify a vSAN storage policy, how to assign a policy to VMs and other objects, and how to check policy compliance for vSAN 6.6 and later.
vSAN Witness location in Virtual Centre – Join the conversation on #VMTN
I am a little confused over where the witness appliance should be located with regard to virtual centre. My vSAN is a 2 node direct connected cluster with a witness in a different site.
vSAN Hosted Evaluation Hands-On Lab
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2-node vSAN – witness network design considerations
It seems that 2-node vSAN for ROBO (remote office/branch office) deployments are becoming more and more popular. The fact that one can now connect the 2 vSAN hosts at the remote office directly back-to-back without needing a 10Gb switch has reduced the cost extensively. And with the introduction of a vSAN Enterprise for ROBO license […] The post 2-node vSAN – witness network design considerations appeared first on CormacHogan.com .
Register for the vSAN Troubleshooting Workshop [V6.x] – BETA
VMware Education is excited to offer the VMware vSAN Troubleshooting Workshop on 10/26 – 10/27. This Live Online two-day course will teach you tools and skills necessary to troubleshoot VMware vSANâ„¢ 6.6 implementations. You will gain practical experience with vSAN troubleshooting concepts through the completion of instructor-led activities and hands-on challenge lab exercises. Course Outline 1. The post Register for the vSAN Troubleshooting Workshop [V6.x] – BETA appeared first on Virtual…Read More
Considerations for using LACP with vSAN
I am a firm believer on spending a good amount of time during the design phase of any deployment. Planning ahead, and knowing your limitations will make your life easier, maybe just a little bit, but every bit helps. If you are planning on using LACP for link aggregation on vSAN, I strongly advise you … Continue reading Considerations for using LACP with vSAN
vSAN Operations: Use separate SPBM policies for VMs in stretched clusters
vSAN stretched clusters are an easy, fast, and flexible way to deliver cluster level redundancy across sites using a capability built right into vSphere. Since it is enabled at the cluster level, a mix of stretched clusters and non-stretched clusters can easily co-exist and all be managed by the same vCenter server. This flexibility can The post vSAN Operations: Use separate SPBM policies for VMs in stretched clusters appeared first on Virtual Blocks .
vSAN Operations Guide: Deduplication and Compression
This video demonstrates the process for enabling deduplication and compression in a vSAN cluster. You can check the results of deduplication and compression by viewing the Deduplication and Compression Overview in the vSAN Capacity monitor.
vSAN Operations: Maintenance Mode – No Data Evacuation – Caution When PFTT=0
VMware vSphere includes a feature called Maintenance Mode that is useful for planned downtime activities such as firmware updates, storage device replacement, and software patches. Assuming you have VMware vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) enabled (fully automated), Maintenance Mode will migrate virtual machines from the host entering maintenance mode to other hosts in the cluster. VMware The post vSAN Operations: Maintenance Mode – No Data Evacuation – Caution When PFTT=0 appeared…Read More
Getting Started with a vSAN Assessment
This video provides a quick overview of the vSAN Assessment Tool – how it works, the components of the tool and the process for running a vSAN Assessment. It also goes over some of the upcoming enhancements to the tool. To get started, visit https://www.vmware.com/products/vsan/assessment.html or simply email vsan-tools@vmware.com.
VxRail Appliance: An Overview
This video was live streamed from the Education & Certification Lounge at VMworld 2017. You can download the presentation here: http://bit.ly/2eLIQHN
vSAN Operations Guide: Configuring Fault Domains
This video demonstrates the process for creating fault domains in a vSAN cluster.
Which disk controller to use for vSAN
I have many customers going through the plan and design phase for implementing a vSAN based infrastructure. Many of them have conversations with OEMs and this typically results in a set of recommendat
Troubleshooting Tips for vSAN
This video was live streamed from the Education & Certification Lounge at VMworld 2017. You can download the presentation here: http://bit.ly/2eLIQHN
Supporting Fault Tolerance VMs on vSAN Stretched Cluster
During one of our many discussions at VMworld 2017, I was asked about supporting Fault Tolerance on vSAN Stretched Clusters, more specifically SMP-FT. Now to be clear, we can support SMP-FT on vSAN since version 6.1. The difficulty with supporting SMP-FT on vSAN stretched cluster has always been the possible latency between the data sites, […] The post Supporting Fault Tolerance VMs on vSAN Stretched Cluster appeared first on CormacHogan.com .
Reporting vSAN Object distribution across vSAN Disk Groups using PowerCLI
Several weeks back, I was cleaning up my scratch space, where I store all my random code snippets for various questions which I receive on a regular basis and I came across a nifty little script that I had put together for a particular customer request. I had completely forgotten about it and I thought it could come in […]
Why we chose vSAN for our business critical apps
Looking at the IT infrastructure at several production sites within my customer’s organization, we quickly noticed IT infrastructure components (mainly compute and storage related) that were not up to