Hi,
As far as I know it has to be physical disks but still would like to confirm just to I don't have to buy disks unnecessarily.
Is there any way to use logical volumes for vSAN Cache and Capacity disks, or must it be physical disks ?
Thank You
@TryllZ , Yes, whole unpartitioned physical disks only - do ensure that you acquire devices that are on the vSAN HCL for the version of vSAN in use, certified for the intended purpose (e.g. for SSDs All-Flash Cache-Tier/Capacity-tier) and suited for the intended workload.
A useful tool a colleague of mine made for checking the vSAN HCL:
https://hcl.captain-vsan.com/
Otherwise just reference the HCL directly:
https://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?deviceCategory=vsan
(click Build Your Own based on Certified Components.)
@TryllZ , Yes, whole unpartitioned physical disks only - do ensure that you acquire devices that are on the vSAN HCL for the version of vSAN in use, certified for the intended purpose (e.g. for SSDs All-Flash Cache-Tier/Capacity-tier) and suited for the intended workload.
A useful tool a colleague of mine made for checking the vSAN HCL:
https://hcl.captain-vsan.com/
Otherwise just reference the HCL directly:
https://www.vmware.com/resources/compatibility/search.php?deviceCategory=vsan
(click Build Your Own based on Certified Components.)