Vsan Esa Deduplication

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With vSAN 8 Express Storage Architecture we wanted to give more flexibility and control but not add excessive complexity The new compression option is enabled

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Now let s be clear Deduplication and compression is not an option for ESA as Deduplication has not been implemented just yet When you configure either of the other three options the outcome is as

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VMWare VSAN ESA deduplication and performance with DPUs Posted April 21 2023 Categories General Topics and News VMWare Vsan ESA Improving

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Deduplication and compression is an easy and effective space efficiency feature The design of DD C in vSAN provides a data path that strives to keep guest VM latency low While vSAN s two tier

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June 15 2020 vSAN Design Considerations Deduplication and Compression Take a deeper look at how deduplication is implemented in vSAN to get a better understanding of design considerations and

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To enable deduplication and compression with the vSAN Management API you set the dataEfficiencyConfig property of the vsanReconfigSpec object with an object of type

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Updated on 07 22 2019 You can enable deduplication and compression by editing configuration parameters on an existing all flash vSAN cluster Prerequisites Create an

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Jeff Hunter November 29 2017 VMware vSAN 6 2 and newer versions include the option to enable deduplication and compression for all flash configurations These are features that are implemented at the cluster

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Deduplication and compression DD C are simple and effective ways to save space The DD C architecture in vSAN provides a data channel to keep guest VM latency to a