What configuration options does Virtual SAN support?

Virtual SAN supports both Hybrid and All-Flash configurations, which allows organizations to optimize their storage performance and cost based on their specific workloads.

In a Hybrid configuration, Virtual SAN combines traditional magnetic disks (HDDs) with solid-state drives (SSDs) to create a balanced storage solution that offers both cost-effectiveness and enhanced performance for storing virtual machines. The magnetic disks typically provide high capacity at a lower cost, while the SSDs are used to cache frequently accessed data, improving read and write speeds.

On the other hand, an All-Flash configuration utilizes only SSDs, delivering superior performance, lower latency, and increased IOPS, making it suitable for high-performance applications and environments that require rapid data access.

The flexibility in choosing between these configurations supports varied business needs, making Virtual SAN a versatile option for different types of workloads and performance requirements. This is why the configuration options of Hybrid and SSD are recognized as valid within the context of Virtual SAN's support capabilities.