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I'm setting up a VMware vSphere environment and want to ensure high availability for my VMs. How should I configure storage to achieve this? Are there any specific RAID configurations or best practices I should follow?
Also, how can I take advantage of VMware features like vSAN or VMFS to improve storage performance and redundancy?
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To achieve high availability in VMware vSphere:
- Use shared storage like vSAN or VMFS for data resilience and features like vMotion and HA.
- Implement RAID for redundancy to protect against disk failures.
- Configure Multipathing for better performance and automatic failover.
- Monitor storage performance regularly.
- Backup data and have a disaster recovery plan in place.
Following these steps ensures reliable and highly available storage for your virtualized environment.
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Thanks for that!
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That was a very interesting information!