VMware Cloud Foundation - Design Decision - Enable vSphere DRS (Distributed Resource Scheduling) on all clusters, using the default fully automated mode (medium)
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Design Decision: Enable vSphere DRS (Distributed Resource Scheduling) on all clusters, using the default fully automated mode (medium)
Resolution
Design Justification: Provides the best trade-off between load balancing and unnecessary migration with vSphere vMotion.
Design Implication: If a vCenter Server outage occurs, mapping from virtual machines to ESXi hosts might be difficult to determine.
This design decision is supported in the following Domains.
• Management Domain
• VI Workload Domain
This design decision is supported on VCF version 4.1 and higher.
Note: To search for additional information on this design decision please search on the design decision text in https://docs.vmware.com/. For example https://docs.vmware.com/en/search/#/%22Enable%20Network%20I%2FO%20Control%20on%20all%20distributed%20switches.%22
Design Implication: If a vCenter Server outage occurs, mapping from virtual machines to ESXi hosts might be difficult to determine.
This design decision is supported in the following Domains.
• Management Domain
• VI Workload Domain
This design decision is supported on VCF version 4.1 and higher.
Note: To search for additional information on this design decision please search on the design decision text in https://docs.vmware.com/. For example https://docs.vmware.com/en/search/#/%22Enable%20Network%20I%2FO%20Control%20on%20all%20distributed%20switches.%22
Additional Information
Please reference the VMware Cloud Foundation version you are running and if this design decision is applicable to you.
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