From the course: VMware vSphere 6.5 Essential Training Part 2
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Demo: DRS - vSphere Tutorial
From the course: VMware vSphere 6.5 Essential Training Part 2
Demo: DRS
- [Instructor] In this video, I'll demonstrate how to configure DRS on an ESXi host cluster. Here you can see my cluster and it currently contains two ESXi hosts and one of the really critical things that I've already set up in advance here is on my ESXi hosts, I've actually set up a VMotion network. If we go to each host, we look at the configure option and we go to our virtual switches. Here, we can see on both hosts I have a port group called "199" and a port group called "VMNetwork." If I look at my other ESXi host, I should see the identical configuration. I've got the same port groups configured on both hosts and I've also got a VMkernel port that is marked for VMotion. I have each one of these ESXi hosts. That's critical because DRS is completely dependent on VMotion. That's all DRS is, is automatic VMotion for the purposes of load balancing. I've got my VMotion network all ready to go. I've got my VMkernel ports created. I'm in good shape there. Let's go back to the cluster…
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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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vSphere data protection4m 45s
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