From the course: VMware vSphere 6.5 Essential Training Part 2
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DRS affinity rules - vSphere Tutorial
From the course: VMware vSphere 6.5 Essential Training Part 2
DRS affinity rules
- [Instructor] In this video, I'll explain DRS Virtual Machine and group affinity rules. When we enable DRS on a cluster of ESXi hosts, we're going to allow DRS to automatically take virtual machines and move them around. And this could potentially create some unexpected results. So for example, in our slide here we see four ESXi hosts, and we have two domain controllers running as virtual machines, and at the moment, they're on different ESXi hosts. When we enable fully automated DRS, we're going to allow virtual machines to be automatically vMotioned from host to host. So we have the possibility that domain controller two and domain controller one could end up on the same ESXi host. And if that ESXi host were to fail, well, now we've lost both of our domain controllers. So when we automate certain things like DRS, when we allow virtual machines to be automatically moved around, we may need to think about what could potentially go wrong, and create some rules that govern this…
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Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS)7m 50s
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DRS affinity rules3m 32s
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DRS and vCenter1m 14s
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DRS and maintenance mode1m 43s
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DRS and automation levels2m 37s
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DRS and resource fragmentation1m 53s
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vSphere 6.5: What's new in DRS8m 6s
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Demo: DRS8m 20s
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Fault tolerance4m 4s
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Demo: Fault tolerance6m 6s
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Resource pools9m
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