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I googled around and details like this aren't usually in the marketing info.
I know vCenter is based on SLE 11 and btrfs is an option for installable filesystems, but I don't know how vCenter is actually set up because I don't have access to an installation.
Can somebody who has vCenter installed do a df -T and post the results?
I just need to know if there's any non-ext filesystems in a default vCenter install.
Thanks.
Stu
Posted 2017-01-23T17:27:23.767
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What VMWare product are you talking about specifically? I am only familar with, VMWare vCenter <Server>, but your question with related to what I am familar with does not make sense. Please don't reply to this comment, just clarify your quesiton, by editing your question. – Ramhound – 2017-01-23T17:33:59.267
1vCenter is an application for controlling ESXI hosts which can be installed on windows, linux, etc, so it doesn't implement filesystems at all. do yo mean ESXI? Anyway, the version of
dfthat ships with ESXI does not support -T. – Frank Thomas – 2017-01-23T17:37:25.610@FrankThomas - Exactly. vCenter is the server application installed on an OS. VCenter communicates with ESXi hosts. vSphere communciates with ESXi/vCenter to manage the VMs. The question is flat out confusing. – Ramhound – 2017-01-23T17:39:39.077
My misunderstanding then. As it was presented to me, I thought vcenter was an entire solution provided with a box and everything, I did not realize it was an application you added to whatever setup you had. Thanks all. – Stu – 2017-01-23T19:18:59.777