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VMware vSAN 8 U3 delivers new levels of flexibility, data protection, and management
vSAN 8 Update 3 is now available to all customers and partners in an initial release.
Improvements include
- Site-level fault tolerance using vSAN Express Storage Architecture (ESA)
- Disaggregated storage in VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2
- Increased scalability with vSAN file services in vSAN ESA
- New - VMware vSAN Data Protection for better protection and recovery of virtual machines
- Improved analytics to expand device health information
- Cluster-level storage performance and RDMA troubleshooting
- Improved visibility into disaggregated clusters based on storage systems
The vSAN 8.0 Update 3 release has three main focuses: flexible topologies, flexible data protection, and improved management. With the many options available for vSAN, customers can choose the solution that best meets their specific needs, especially when used with VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). In VCF 5.2, we added support for disaggregated storage as primary storage and increased the scale of vSAN File Services by 150%.
One of the most exciting enhancements in vSAN 8 U3 is the new vSAN Data Protection, based on vSAN ESA. Data protection is paramount for all organizations, especially when it comes to ransomware. The ability to quickly and securely recover data has become critical for customers to protect their data. vSAN Data Protection integrates with VMware Live Cyber Recovery, providing customers with additional cloud-based ransomware protection.
With vSAN, VMware aims to provide customers with enhanced management capabilities that include valuable performance and health information about virtual machines, as well as vSAN itself. Some of the enhancements in this release include additional device-level health information, improved monitoring and alerting for NVMe devices, and cluster-level storage performance troubleshooting.
vSAN ESA Advanced Clusters for VCF 5.2
Using vSAN Express Storage Architecture (ESA) in a stretched cluster topology delivers new levels of performance and efficiency. VCF 5.2, which leverages vSAN 8 U3 for modern data storage, now supports vSAN ESA in a stretched cluster topology. Customers can now configure workload domains that provide site-level fault tolerance. However, supporting site-level fault tolerance does not reflect the full benefits of this new capability. VCF workloads can be stored with much higher levels of fault tolerance while consuming less space and reducing the amount of data sent over the intersite communication channel.
Disaggregated storage for VCF 5.2
In addition to increased site-level resiliency, vSAN 8 U3 also provides support for storage-only clusters as primary storage in VCF 5.2. VCF customers can now use disaggregated vSAN storage as the primary, centralized shared storage solution for all their VCF workloads. And because the VCF license includes vSAN capacity entitlements, it could be the only storage customers need!
Increased scalability with vSAN File Services in vSAN ESA
vSAN ESA in vSphere 8 U3 has increased scalability and now supports up to 250 file shares per cluster. Whether you are using vSAN File Services for departmental file sharing, collaborative project work, or complex microservices architectures using persistent volumes, the increased scalability helps you realize these capabilities with the ability to grow.
Data protection in vSAN
With the announcement of vSAN 8 U3, we are introducing VMware vSAN Data Protection. vSAN Data Protection is the best way to protect and recover virtual machines. Powered by VMware vSAN ESA, it offers customers the ability to easily configure and use integrated, high-performance snapshots in multiple ways. The snapshot portability inherent in vSAN is sure to improve the security and efficiency of your data center.
Intuitive control and monitoring
The benefits of vSAN Data Protection go beyond enhanced protection and simplified workflows; customers also benefit from improved management and monitoring. Snapshot information can be found throughout the user interface, whether at the cluster, virtual machine, or even protection group level. Snapshot information, such as the number of snapshots created and the resource consumption of those snapshots, will be presented in an easy-to-understand format.
Improved device status information
In vSAN 8 U3, we introduced new ways to collect critical storage telemetry data from your favorite server vendor so that problematic hardware conditions can be addressed early. Proactive Hardware Management is a new way for server vendors to integrate their storage telemetry data so that vSAN can collect and detect issues, and present it to administrators in a way that they can use.
Cluster-level storage performance
Since its debut in vSAN 7 U3, the vSAN VM I/O Trip Analyzer has become a popular and useful tool for our customers looking to identify potential bottlenecks in the performance of their virtual machine workloads. In vSAN 8 U3, we have enhanced this feature by adding the ability to perform performance analysis on up to 8 virtual machines simultaneously, as well as run the analysis quickly. The capabilities of the vSAN I/O Trip Analyzer are a direct result of vSAN being a fully integrated component of the hypervisor, which provides unprecedented benefits not only in performance and efficiency, but also in visibility and analytics of your workloads.
Improved RDMA troubleshooting
vSAN 8 U3 provides improved troubleshooting for vSAN using RDMA connectivity, improving the tracking and monitoring of RDMA-based networks for optimal performance. Our health insights now perform real-time checks against the vSAN Hardware Compatibility List (HCL), ensuring that devices are certified for use with vSAN using RDMA. It also checks the NIC driver and firmware for vSAN compliance, and if something fails the check, it will be presented in the vSAN Cluster Health Assessment dashboard in a prioritized manner to ensure that the most critical deficiencies are addressed first. This improvement will help new and existing clusters using vSAN over RDMA.
Improved visibility for storage-only clusters
VCF Operations with VCF 5.2 offers a new visualization of storage clusters in the user interface. Storage clusters are now treated as first-class citizens in VCF Operations, where you can easily monitor resource utilization and health of storage clusters. Similar to vSAN HCI aggregated clusters, users will be able to monitor and forecast capacity requirements for their environments. One of the strengths of VCF Operations is the holistic view of your entire data center, and with this latest release, you can easily see the relationships between a storage-only cluster and the vSphere clusters to which it provides storage resources.
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