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  • VMware vSAN – A Closer Look [Part 5 – Failure Events]

    VMware vSAN – A Closer Look [Part 5 – Failure Events]

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    October 24, 2017

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    Ben Evans

    So far I’ve covered the various methods vSAN uses to protect data within a cluster and even across sites. In…

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  • VMware vSAN – A closer Look [Part 4 – Fault Domains and Stretched Clusters]

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    October 11, 2017

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    Ben Evans

    In part 3 I discussed how vSAN protects data using at the software layer within the boundaries of a cluster.

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  • VMware vSAN – A closer look [Part 3 -Data Availabilty]

    VMware vSAN – A closer look [Part 3 -Data Availabilty]

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    September 22, 2017

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    Ben Evans

    Now I’ve covered the high-level architecture of vSAN it’s time to look at how the data is structured within the…

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