The basics of VMware vSAN Stretched Clustering explained by Stijn Depril

The basics of VMware vSAN Stretched Clustering are very handy to know and to use in your career. Everything you need to know is told in this "lightboard" video led by Stijn Depril, vSAN Specialist SE.

00:00 - Intro
00:17 - Explaining the topic of this video
00:27 - Keeping data on one side
01:30 - Introducing a second side
03:15 - The missing link
03:54 - The minimums and maximums
04:29 - How would the data be distributed?
05:23 - Closing

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Stretched cluster uses PFFT1 (FTM= R1), which means the object will be broken in two 3 components. One component will be placed in data Site A, the second component will be placed in Site B, and the third component will be placed in the witness host, Site C. You could configure secondary FTT to provide local protection.