One of the most distinguishing features of VMware vSAN is the availability of stretched cluster deployment. Stretched clusters allow vSAN customers to configure two geographically located sites, while synchronously replicating data between the two sites. This provides high availability and protection against a single site failure. Not a new concept with traditional storage.... or is it? This week Jase McCarty and Niels Hagoort join us to discuss how vSAN Stretched Cluster differentiates from your father's stretched cluster solutions.

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• StorageHub
• vSAN Stretched Cluster Guide
• Designing a vSAN Stretched Cluster
• nielshagoort.com
• Jase McCarty’s Blog

Catch Jase in the following VMworld sessions

• STO1179BU Understanding the Availability Features of vSAN
• [PAR4366BU How to Build A Software Defined DR Practice with vSAN and SRM](PAR4366BU How to Build A Software Defined DR Practice with vSAN and SRM)
• STO1960BU vSphere Encryption for Virtual Machines and vSAN Encryption Deep Dive
• STO1119GU Automating vSAN Deployments at Any Scale
• STO1118BU Successful vSAN Stretched Clusters
• STO1994BU Successful vSAN for Remote Offices and Branch Offices

Catch Niels in the following VMworld sessions

• SER1872BU vSphere 6.5 Host Resources Deep Dive: Part 2
• VMTN6722U Hackathon Event: 15 teams hack on ideas!

Catch Pete and John in the following VMworld sessions

• STO2446BU Virtual Volumes Technical Deep Dive * STO3276GU vSAN Networking and Design Best Practices
• STO2047BU What’s New in vSAN 6.6: Technical Deep Dive
• STO2095BU vSAN ReadyNode and Build Your Own Hardware Guidance
• PAR4398BCU VMware Technical Solutions Professional – Hyper-Converged Infrastructure (VTSP-HCI, formerly VTSP-SDS)
• PAR4367BU What’s New in vSAN 6.6 – A Deep Dive
• STO1926BU vSAN 6.6: A Day in the Life of an I/O