Exam 5V0-22.23 topic 1 question 41 discussion

Ans A is correct Replacing a Cache Disk A cache disk replacement requires the recreation of the entire disk group. To replace a cache disk in the vSAN environment: • Ensure there is adequate space to remove the disk group • If the cache disk is healthy, evacuate the data • If the cache disk isn't healthy, use no data migration • Replace the cache disk • Recreate the disk group

When using the vSAN OSA, replacing a Cache Device will always cause the disk group to be removed form the host with the data unrecoverable. A process to orderly perform this is as follows. 1. Click the Configure tab. 2. Under vSAN, click Disk Management 3. Under Disk Groups, select the disk group to remove, click …, and then click Remove. 4. Select Full data migration as a migration mode and click Yes. 5. Remove the physical Cache disks from the host. 6. Add the flash devices to the host. 7. Verify that no partitions exist on the flash devices. 8. Create the all-flash disk groups on that host. 9. Repeat the process one host at a time. The vSAN Express Storage Architecture in vSAN 8 does not use the construct of a disk group, or a dedicated caching tier. https://core.vmware.com/resource/vsan-frequently-asked-questions-faq#section12