February 2015
Intermediate to advanced
560 pages
11h 28m
English
Once you have the VASA provider added or the user-defined datastore tags created, you can create storage policies to define VM placement guidelines. For example, LUNs thin provisioned, wherein Thin Provisioned Volume, being a capability, can be categorized so that VMs running applications that do not demand first-write performance can be placed on these datastores. The first-write performance could be impacted on a thin provisioned volume because the volume should be increased in size before the data is first written to it.
VM storage policies are enabled, by default, but it is important to verify the same. Navigate to the vCenter Inventory home and click on VMware Storage Polices. Click on the Enable VMware ...
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