Refreshing hardware is an inevitable task of lifecycle management in a data center. Existing vSAN clusters may have servers that are nearing the end of life by the manufacturer, or simply may no longer meet the technical requirements of an organization. The most common strategy for replacing servers is to provision an entirely new cluster, … Continued The post Refreshing an Existing vSAN Cluster with New Servers appeared first on VMware Blogs .
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