This may just be the way its supposed to be, I'm not sure. I asked VMware support and they were very non committal on an answer.
I have a VM Storage Policy that says: 1 host failure to tolerate, stripe objects across 2 disks.
vSphere 6U1. Freshly built and then VMs migrated into it.
When I look a VM, I see:
VM Home
-Witness
- Raid 1
-component
-component
Hard Disk
-Witness
-Raid 1
-Raid 0
-component
-component
-Raid 0
-component
-component
Are the VM Home's supposed to follow a defined Storage Policy?
Or does it just use the built in Virtual SAN Default Storage Policy ?
Note - after the VMs were put into this VSAN cluster (using my local Storage Policy), I did go back in and change the Virtual SAN Default Storage Policy to have a stripe width of 2 instead of 1.
I don't understand why the VM Home is not striped like the Hard Disk is.
Thanks!
Paul
This is expected behaviour for the VM Home Namespace Paul.
I wrote about it here - http://cormachogan.com/2014/03/12/vsan-part-18-vm-home-namespace-and-vm-storage-policies/
This is expected behaviour for the VM Home Namespace Paul.
I wrote about it here - http://cormachogan.com/2014/03/12/vsan-part-18-vm-home-namespace-and-vm-storage-policies/
Great information. Thank you very much. I'm reading the rest of your blogs now 8-)
Paul