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no, on vSAN it is only possible to have one datastore. Mixing disks to build multiple tiers is not implemented.<br />
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You can add some other storage (iSCSI, Fibrechannel, NFS) to the hosts and add other datastores on these storages.
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no, on vSAN it is only possible to have one datastore. Mixing disks to build multiple tiers is not implemented.

You can add some other storage (iSCSI, Fibrechannel, NFS) to the hosts and add other datastores on these storages.

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I have a vsan config running on all SSD<br />
now i want on that same cluster add an other group of disks (who are a bit slower) and point them to an other datastore<br />
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is this possible to creat 2 datastores and if yes how ?
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I have a vsan config running on all SSD
now i want on that same cluster add an other group of disks (who are a bit slower) and point them to an other datastore

is this possible to creat 2 datastores and if yes how ?

Creating 2 vsan datastores

vsan

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