Sunday, 13 June 2010

Video of Bob King explaining VMFS and RDM datastores

A great whiteboard presentation by fellow VMware Certified Instructor Bob King in which he discusses the disk processes behind both VMFS and RDM datastore access within a VMware infrastructure.

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