Hello. I have a question that I suspect you all can answer easily.
When working with VSAN Disk Groups do the disk groups need to be created evenly?
For example if I have Disk Group A that contains 1 SSD and 3HDDs and I decide to create Disk Group B does it also have to have 1 SSD and 3HDDs? or could Disk Group B have say 1SSD and 5HDDs?
I am unsure if the number of HDDs contributed has to be equal for each disk group.
Thanks!
Greetings!
Fortunately VSAN is not like traditional RAID Groups. That means, as per your scenario, you can have your Disk Group B with 1 SSD and 5 HDDs.
Regarding your query - "I am unsure if the number of HDDs contributed has to be equal for each disk group." The answer is - It is not necessary that number of HDDs contributed has to be equal for each disk group.
You may want to read in detail about this on blog post - Using differently sized disks in a VSAN environment
Also, It is recommended to follow VMware® Virtual SAN™ 6.2 Design and Sizing Guide
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Greetings!
Fortunately VSAN is not like traditional RAID Groups. That means, as per your scenario, you can have your Disk Group B with 1 SSD and 5 HDDs.
Regarding your query - "I am unsure if the number of HDDs contributed has to be equal for each disk group." The answer is - It is not necessary that number of HDDs contributed has to be equal for each disk group.
You may want to read in detail about this on blog post - Using differently sized disks in a VSAN environment
Also, It is recommended to follow VMware® Virtual SAN™ 6.2 Design and Sizing Guide
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Cheers!
-Shivam