Some time in 2010, VMware gathered several of the biggest storage vendors together and told them about this new idea they had called “Virtual Volumes.”
Some time in 2010, VMware gathered several of the biggest storage vendors together and told them about this new idea they had called “Virtual Volumes.”
I’m happy to announce the availability of the latest VMware plugins from NetApp: VSC 6.0 and VASA Provider 6.0 which brings along support for VMware’s latest storage innovation … VVols
VVols has finally arrived! It was shipped with vSphere 6.0 and brings the ability to leverage VM Storage Policies – and the array-specific features surfaced by the VASA Provider – to specify which storage features you want applied to your virtual machines.
One of the biggest obstacles in storage management to-date has always been what I’ll label as “agility,” or the ability to move data around very quickly without interrupting service.
NetApp has emerged as the first partner to successfully validate their All-Flash FAS unified storage array with VMware Horizon View 6 and VMware vSphere Virtual Volumes