The aggressiveness of Storage DRS is determined by specifying thresholds for space used and I/O latency.ĭatastores and hosts that are associated with a datastore cluster must meet certain requirements to use datastore cluster features successfully. Setting the Aggressiveness Level for Storage DRS.The automation level for a datastore cluster specifies whether or not placement and migration recommendations from Storage DRS are applied automatically.
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VCenter Server displays migration recommendations on the Storage DRS Recommendations page for datastore clusters that have manual automation mode. Storage DRS provides initial placement and ongoing balancing recommendations to datastores in a Storage DRS-enabled datastore cluster. Initial Placement and Ongoing Balancing.By default, all virtual disks for a virtual machine are placed on the same datastore. For example, the virtual disks of a certain virtual machine must be kept on different datastores. You can create anti-affinity rules for virtual machine disks. When I/O latency on a datastore exceeds the threshold, Storage DRS generates recommendations or performs Storage vMotion migrations to help alleviate high I/O load. You can set an I/O latency threshold for bottleneck avoidance. When space use on a datastore exceeds the threshold, Storage DRS generates recommendations or performs Storage vMotion migrations to balance space use across the datastore cluster. The following resource management capabilities are also available per datastore cluster. As with clusters of hosts, you use datastore clusters to aggregate storage resources, which enables you to support resource allocation policies at the datastore cluster level. When you add a datastore to a datastore cluster, the datastore's resources become part of the datastore cluster's resources. Note: Datastore clusters are referred to as storage pods in the vSphere API.
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