Hi.
In the article https://blogs.vmware.com/virtualblocks/2018/07/18/swap-object-thin-provisioning-in-vsan-6-7/ write that "As of vSAN 6.7 the default behavior of the vSAN swap object is set to thin provisioned ". I have version 6.6.1, and VSAN.SwapThickProvisionDisabled = 1 (default). My comment is not published. I'm wondering who has what values of this parameter.
Learn the meaning via PowerCLI: Get-AdvancedSetting -Entity My-ESXi -Name "VSAN.SwapThickProvisionDisabled"
vSAN 6.6.1 U2 was released after 6.7 GA. Builds released after 6.7 GA will most like have new features back-ported. That's why this is disabled by default even though it is technically p a previous version to 6.7
What is your build number? Are you using 6.6.1 U2 (8294253) by any chance?
Of course, I'm using the latest ESXi update: U2 and the build is 8294253
vSAN 6.6.1 U2 was released after 6.7 GA. Builds released after 6.7 GA will most like have new features back-ported. That's why this is disabled by default even though it is technically p a previous version to 6.7
This is all logical, I do not argue. I myself think this way. But somewhere it's all fixed officially?