Dear Community
Is it ok to change the VM Storage policy for VM Home / Swap ( which by default is the VSAN Default storage policy ) to to the Custom storage policy assigned to the respecitve VM to make life simple ?
Any issues foreseen with this ?
@anandgopinath Yes it is fine, assuming the policy you are changing it to can be compliant with the cluster (e.g. a RAIF6,FTT=2 policy requires, All-Flash + Advanced or higher vSAN license + minimum 6-nodes with storage) and has adequate redundancy (e.g. don't change it to FTT=0).
This also shouldn't incur much resync as these objects are typically not consuming much actual space.
@anandgopinath Yes it is fine, assuming the policy you are changing it to can be compliant with the cluster (e.g. a RAIF6,FTT=2 policy requires, All-Flash + Advanced or higher vSAN license + minimum 6-nodes with storage) and has adequate redundancy (e.g. don't change it to FTT=0).
This also shouldn't incur much resync as these objects are typically not consuming much actual space.
@TheBobkin : Thanks for the quick response as always .
Just one last query , does this hold good if we reduce the redundancy of the vm home / swap objects as well ?
ie my scenario is that for a "Pinned" VM to a local site storage , is it ok , if i apply the same vsan storage policy ( Site disaster tolerance : preferred site ) to the vm home / swap ?