Virtual SAN – Jase's Place

November 21, 2024

Virtual SAN 6.2 & PowerCLI – Sparse Virtual Swap files

by Jase McCartyFebruary 24, 2016January 20, 20176

One of the Space Efficiency features of Virtual SAN 6.2 that is available for both All-Flash and Hybrid configurations, is the introduction of Sparse Virtual …

VSAN, SPBM Compliance, & PowerCLI

by Jase McCartyDecember 22, 2015December 22, 20150

I very often tear down/distress my “lab” environment while working on docs/testing code/trying to replicate issues/etc. I was trying to recreate an issue the other …

VMware Virtual SAN Stretched Cluster Sizing Guidance

by Jase McCartyNovember 27, 2015November 27, 20150

With the release of Virtual SAN 6.1 in September, Stretched Clusters and 2 Node support was introduced. There has been some general guidance given around …

Virtual SAN 6.1 and ROBO Edition

by Jase McCartyNovember 18, 20150

Anyone who has ever had to buy infrastructure for remote or branch offices, or very small offices, has been faced with the predicament of choosing …

VSAN Health Check VIB Installation & vSphere ROBO/Essentials Plus

by Jase McCartyOctober 22, 2015November 18, 20153

I was talking with a fellow VMware guy, Matt Lydy, at VMworld Barcelona and he brought something to my attention around the Virtual SAN 6.x …

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