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Tag: 6.7

Posted on April 20, 2018July 11, 2018

What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part IV: NVMe Controller In-Guest UNMAP Support

vSphere 6.7 core storage “what’s new” series:

  • What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part I: In-Guest UNMAP and Snapshots
  • What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part II: Sector Size and VMFS-6
  • What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part III: Increased Storage Limits
  • What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part IV: NVMe Controller In-Guest UNMAP Support
  • What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part V: Rate Control for Automatic VMFS UNMAP
  • What’s New in Core Storage in vSphere 6.7 Part VI: Flat LUN ID Addressing Support

Another feature added in vSphere 6.7 is support for a guest being able to issue UNMAP to a virtual disk when presented through the NVMe controller.

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