VMware vSAN 8.0 U1 Express Storage Architecture Deep Dive

VMware vSAN 8.0 U1 Express Storage Architecture Deep Dive by Duncan Epping, Cormac Hogan, and Pete Koehler provides an in-depth technical exploration of VMware’s vSAN 8.0 U1, specifically focusing on the new Express Storage Architecture (ESA). This book is a detailed resource for IT professionals, architects, and administrators looking to understand and optimize VMware’s hyper-converged storage solution.

Key Topics Covered:

  • Introduction to VMware vSAN 8.0 U1 and Express Storage Architecture (ESA):
    • Overview of VMware’s latest vSAN version and the architecture shift introduced with ESA.
  • Key Concepts and Components of ESA:
    • Explanation of how ESA differs from the original vSAN architecture, focusing on performance improvements, simplified deployment, and efficiency.
  • vSAN ESA Performance Enhancements:
    • How ESA is designed to deliver higher IOPS, lower latency, and improved resource efficiency.
  • Storage Policies and Operations:
    • Best practices for managing storage policies in a vSAN environment and how ESA influences day-to-day storage operations.
  • Data Services and Resiliency:
    • Detailed discussions on data services such as deduplication, compression, encryption, and their improvements under ESA.
  • Operational Guidance:
    • Practical insights into deploying, configuring, and managing vSAN 8.0 U1 with ESA.
    • Guidelines for optimizing performance, troubleshooting common issues, and ensuring data integrity.
  • Real-World Use Cases and Architectures:
    • Case studies and architecture designs that highlight the practical application of vSAN ESA in modern IT environments.

This book is essential for those looking to upgrade to or optimize their use of vSAN 8.0 U1 and make the most of its new Express Storage Architecture. It is packed with practical tips, best practices, and deep technical knowledge to help you implement and manage VMware’s hyper-converged infrastructure effectively.

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