hello all
i love the approach the vSan goes.
i build something for myself. i couldnt find any answer
all videos and information which i have seen speak only about ssh with spinning harddisk
but that configuration i dont want
right now i got one m.2 with 256 gb (i intent to use it as esx OS drive), and i want raid controller (PCIe) with SSD or much better a pcie based board with m.2 modules on it (max 4). depends on the storage needs.
is that config possible - i mean - do i need an old fassion spinning disk ?
thx for answer
no input ?
Hi,
I'm not a VSAN expert, but your question basically resolves to "can I create an all-flash VSAN" config.
Sure you can.
See for example:
All-flash VSAN configuration example
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Wil
Unfortunately, the only way you can use vSAN with hardware RAID controller is passing all the drives as single RAID0 arrays which is not completely great, especially in a two-node scenario. There are various similar VSAN solutions like StarWind VSAN that is capable of working on top of hardware RAID (RAID5/6 would be excellent for All-Flash approach) and gives you both - redundancy and data locality within each host plus resiliency at host level (fault domain).