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I am really confused
How many components have A vm with disk size=200g and ftt=1 due power off ?
How many components have A vm with disk size=200g and ftt=1 due power off ?
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2021 April 03
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In gui it just showed separately, but in esxcli vsan debug object list you could see all 6 (each with unique component uuid)
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I am really confused
How many components have A vm with disk size=200g and ftt=1 due power off ?
How many components have A vm with disk size=200g and ftt=1 due power off ?
6. 4 data components and 2 witness components
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Please see follow pic why write a vm with ftt=1 has 3 components?
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Thus 25 vm has 75 components. How calculate this?
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Thus 25 vm has 75 components. How calculate this?
3 components: vm namespace, vmdk, vmswap
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3 components: vm namespace, vmdk, vmswap
3 objects
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Ok, I got it.
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In examples above they calculate the witness traffic
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But my means is a vm with FTT=0 contains 3 components but with FTT=1 have 6 components
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There is why witness components doesn't count.
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In examples above they calculate the witness traffic
That is correct but it calculate with number of components
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Thus 25 vm has 75 components. How calculate this?
25 vms have 75 witness components, seems legit
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But my means is a vm with FTT=0 contains 3 components but with FTT=1 have 6 components
Because you have mirror of 3 components: vmdk, swap, namespace
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In VM environment this called objects, in vsan env (datastore env) this called by components, becouse based on ftt
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If you have, for example, snapshots or something, or second vmdk, its stored on vsan datastore as components
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In VM environment this called objects, in vsan env (datastore env) this called by components, becouse based on ftt
Not quite accurate - Any vsan object consists from 1 to many components.
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There is no objects on general vSphere level. There is files on vmfs/nfs, objects on vsan or object on vvol.