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Expand a VMware vSAN Cluster with a New Host

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Juan Mulford
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At StorageReivew, we have expanded our vSAN cluster with a fourth host by moving it to the original 3-node cluster. The new ESXi host was configured using the supported cache and capacity devices. This process is relatively easy and took only a few minutes to accomplish, but is something vSAN users may need to cope with regularly as their clusters expand.

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Hey there! I've been in the IT game for over fifteen years now. After hanging out in Taiwan for a decade, I am now in the US. Through this blog, I'm sharing my journey as I play with and roll out cutting-edge tech in the always-changing world of IT.

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