Christos Karamanolis is a VMware Fellow and the CTO of the Storage and Availability Business Unit. More or less that means he's a smart technical person who has a great deal of responsibility around VSAN, amongst other VMware efforts. In this podcast we dive into momentum around VSAN, what's new besides data reduction in VSAN 6.2 (yes, there's much more), impact of flash on VSAN, interesting use cases for VSAN including a really stretched stretch cluster and much more.
Christos Karamanolis is a VMware Fellow and the CTO of the Storage and Availability Business Unit. More or less that means he's a smart technical person who has a great deal of responsibility around VSAN, amongst other VMware efforts. In this podcast we dive into momentum around VSAN, what's new besides data reduction in VSAN 6.2 (yes, there's much more), impact of flash on VSAN, interesting use cases for VSAN including a really stretched stretch cluster and much more.
For more background on VSAN's capabilities, we have several benchmarks published thus far of VSAN 6.1 in a hybrid configuration running on Dell PowerEdge R730xd servers.
- VMware Virtual SAN Review: Overview and Configuration
- VMware Virtual SAN Review: VMmark Performance
- VMware Virtual SAN Review: Sysbench OLTP Performance
- VMware Virtual SAN Review: SQL Server Performance
- VMware Virtual SAN Review: Scaled Sysbench OLTP Performance
- VMware Virtual SAN Review: HCIbench Synthetic Performance
You can find Christos on Twitter @XtosK and on VMware Blogs.
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