I have been writing a lot of blogs on troubleshooting , but I realized that I haven't shared a lot of CLI commandlets that I use on a daily basis to troubleshoot vSAN. vSAN OSA and ESA share a lot of common commandlets, but there are some differences as well. I will try to cover both in this blog post. These commandlets/scripts should help you to troubleshoot vSAN issues more efficiently.
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In this blog I will be walking through the basics of vSAN Data Protection and its deployment. What is vSAN Data Protection? With introduction of vSAN ESA 8.0 U3 VMware by Broadcom also announced vSAN Data Protection. vSAN Data Protection is a feature which is deployed through an OVF
Introduction I have already talked about HCI Mesh (dHCI) when it was first launched with vSAN 7.0 U1 here, I would encourage you to read thru my previous blog for better understanding of this feature and its capabilities. This feature was originally announced with vSAN OSA for 7.0
Introduction In vSAN 8.0, VMware vSAN introduced support for “Large Write Buffer”(LWB) cache disk size of upto 1.6TB can be used with OSA architecture. Although larger disks were supported in the previous releases for use in caching tier for vSAN OSA disk groups, the write buffer usage