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Re: VSA 10 TB limit

 
M.Braak
Frequent Advisor

VSA 10 TB limit

Hi,

Does anyone have any update on the increase of the 10TB limit of the vsa?
I thought it would come with the 10.5 release but no luck so far
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oikjn
Honored Contributor

Re: VSA 10 TB limit

guess it got suck with the SMI-S support and unmap. 

 

HP.  PLEEEEEASE don't forget about StoreVirtual.  This was a great product and still could be, but not if you stop developement or don't communicate about its roadmap. 

5y53ng
Regular Advisor

Re: VSA 10 TB limit

Nah and it stinks.  I have had good results running multiple VSAs per host, but it costs more money and has to be implemented properly.

RonsDavis
Frequent Advisor

Re: VSA 10 TB limit

What is the trick to make multiple VSAs work on one host?

Separate NICs/vSwitches, RAID Controllers?

I've done it with ample resources, but haven't split those two, and I can defintely tell things are well with two or more VSAs on one host. 

 

5y53ng
Regular Advisor

Re: VSA 10 TB limit

On ESXi 5 I had to increase the VMFS heap size to allow 20TB of local storage to be attached to the VSAs. I also set the order of the VSAs in the cluster to ensure a host failure or reboot wouldn't result in an all volumes unavailable scenario.

 

With multiple 10GB NICs I have been running the VSAs on the same dvs pg without any latency issues. I only have a single p420i RAID controller, but 25 spindles seems to handle the IO from two VSAs without any issue.

cheazell
Advisor

Re: VSA 10 TB limit

I really am hoping HP get the increase sorted out soon. I'm hoping for 24TB.