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VMware vSAN (Virtual SAN) is a software-defined storage solution from VMware that integrates with VMware vSphere to provide shared storage for virtual machines.

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VMware Cloud Foundation 9 – What’s New?

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Exploring the Innovations in VMware Cloud Foundation 9 VMware (now Broadcom, of course) has once again pushed the boundaries with the introduction of VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) 9. This iteration is not just an update; it's a transformative platform designed to streamline the deployment, consumption, and management of modern private...
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VMware vSAN ESA – Book review

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In the ever-evolving landscape of virtualization and storage technologies, VMware's vSAN Express Storage Architecture (ESA) emerges as a revolutionary solution, promising a unique approach to storage that combines efficiency, simplicity, and scalability. However, vSAN ESA is different from the traditional vSAN (OSA)which we have become familiar with since 2014. Since...
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vSAN 8 – What’s New

Graham
vSAN was introduced in 2014, around 8 years ago. We've seen impressive features introduced to the product over the years from All-Flash, Deduplication, Encryption, File Services and enhancements in how vSAN deals with failures and maintenance mode. Since 2014 IT has evolved rapidly. No longer do we tend to run...
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How can VMware vSAN benefit your business?

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VMware's vSAN solution was first launched back in March 2014 as VMware Virtual SAN 5.5. Now, more than 7 years later, vSAN is a stable platform with a complete set of enterprise-ready features. Furthermore, VMware's vSAN is consistently voted a leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for HCI. That's all...
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VMware vSAN 7.0 Update 1 – All the new features

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vSAN & Tanzu Improvements With vSAN 7.0 Update 1,  it will be possible to extend TKG Guest cluster volumes. Supervisor and Guest Kubernetes clusters will benefit from the new Volume Health functionality. Should a persistent volume go inaccessible, the new Volume Health feature will be able to expose this to...
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