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I am configuring a new Windows Server 2016 system and am planning to run several (3-5) Hyper-V virtual machines on it. I have two SSDs at my disposal - one fast, and one slow. I know it's best to put the host OS and the guest VMs on different drives, but which configuration will offer the best performance for the guest VMs? I read here that between a HDD and SSD, it's better to put the VMs on the SSD, but I'm not sure if that applies to two SSDs as the latency characteristics are different.
This will depend greatly upon the details of your setup, the specifics of the hardware you use, the types of loads you'll run on the systems, and many, many other factors, not to mention personal preferences when it comes to longevity and certain types of performance over others. – music2myear – 2017-02-08T23:13:34.367