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one of our VSAN clusters which include 6 hosts start to run out of space
i have in this cluster two storage policy the default one and one with three replicas
i have one VM which has three replica storage policy i want to change it back to the default
the question is
after i change the policy how VSAN will behave to to remove some data and get some extra space
thanks
one of our VSAN clusters which include 6 hosts start to run out of space
i have in this cluster two storage policy the default one and one with three replicas
i have one VM which has three replica storage policy i want to change it back to the default
the question is
after i change the policy how VSAN will behave to to remove some data and get some extra space
thanks
Andrew Hancock (VMware vExpert PRO / EE Fellow/British Beekeeper)
vSAN will alter the object storage as per Storage Policy.
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in other words VSAN will remove the extra replica objects and free some space tight?
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