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03-20-2023 02:20 PM
03-20-2023 02:20 PM
For vSphere, the VM disk can be thin, Lazy Zero or eager Zero. At this time we do not see the disk formation options.
For our development environment, we are using thin for over provision, but we always use thick for production. We need Morpheus to support disk format options
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03-21-2023 07:39 AM
03-21-2023 07:39 AM
Re: We need to have thin/lazyZero/EagerZero disk format for VM provision
Ok, that works in most cases. thanks!