Hi Friends,
What I found in "https://docs.vmware.com/en/vRealize-Automation/7.3/vrealize-automation-73-custom-properties.pdf"
VirtualMachine.Admin.ThinProvision
Determines whether thin provisioning is used on ESX compute resources using local or iSCSI storage. Set to True to use thin provisioning. Set to False to use standard provisioning. This property is for virtual provisioning.
It only effecting to local or iSCSI storage?
I would like to have thick or thin new hard disk provision from vRA.
I am using FC SAN storage.
Please kindly advise and waiting your reply. Thank you.
VirtualMachine.Admin.ThinProvision sets the type of vmdk disk file is used on what ever storage the vm is sitting on . Yes it work with FC SAN
It works for either and or both. That is the setting you need to use
VirtualMachine.Admin.ThinProvision sets the type of vmdk disk file is used on what ever storage the vm is sitting on . Yes it work with FC SAN
Noted and thank you so much.
I will try in my environment.
Hi
I believe that using "VirtualMachine.Admin.ThinProvision" will only do "Thin" or "Lazy-zeroed".
If you need to use "Eager-zeroed" then you must use "VirtualMachine.Admin.EagerZero" instead.
I use Clone workflow to deploy machines, and with that I get two EagerZero disks as that is what I've set in the template. If I create additional disks within a blueprint, then I need the "VirtualMachine.Admin.EagerZero" to make sure that the additional disks are the same, and not being created as "Lazy-zeroed" as that is the default.
//Marcus