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VMware Virtual SAN Cookbook

VMware Virtual SAN Cookbook

By : Jeffrey Taylor
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VMware Virtual SAN Cookbook

VMware Virtual SAN Cookbook

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By: Jeffrey Taylor

Overview of this book

VMware Virtual SAN is a radically simple, hypervisor-converged storage, designed and optimized for vSphere virtual infrastructure. VMware introduced the software to help customers store more and more virtual machines. As data centers continue to evolve and grow, managing infrastructure becomes more challenging. Traditional storage solutions like monolithic storage arrays and complex management are often ill-suited to the needs of the modern data center. Software-defined storage solutions, like VMware Virtual SAN, integrate the storage side of the infrastructure with the server side, and can simplify management and improve flexibility. This book is a detailed guide which provides you with the knowledge you need to successfully implement and manage VMware VSAN and deployed infrastructures. You will start with an introduction to VSAN and object storage, before moving on to hardware selection, critical to a successful VSAN deployment. Next, you will discover how to prepare your existing infrastructure to support your VSAN deployment and explore Storage policy-Based Management, including policy changes, maintenance, validation, and troubleshooting VSAN. Finally, the book provides recipes to expedite the resolution process and gather all the information required to pursue a rapid resolution.
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RVC scripting and redirects

As RVC provides its own shell, standard *NIX shell structures likes pipes, redirects, and loops are not available. This makes scripting RVC operations and redirecting outputs more difficult than in a standard *NIX or Windows command shell.

Due to these difficulties, it is easiest to record a session output using PuTTY or another terminal emulator if using SSH to a Linux-based RVC instance. For Windows, copying and pasting to a text file is a possibility.

Executing RVC operations as a single command

To execute RVC commands in this manner, the command syntax is as follows:

rvc <username>@<domain>:<password>@<vCenter_address> -c "<commands>"

For example, to run the vsan.disks_stats command, the command line will be the following:

rvc <username>@<domain>:<password>@<vCenter_address> -c "vsan.disks_stats /<vCenter>/<datacenter>/computers/<cluster>"

As RVC is formally launching and...

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