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VMware Cloud Foundation Stretched Cluster on Dell VxBlock 1000 Multi-Site
Executive summary Introduction Product overview Solution architecture Connectivity
Connectivity
Management network topology
Workload domain network topology
Stretched-cluster configuration in Cloud Foundation
Hardware components
Metro node distributed volumes (DR1)
PowerMax SRDF/Metro content
Testing and validation Conclusion References

Stretched-cluster configuration in Cloud Foundation

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Stretched-cluster configuration in Cloud Foundation

  • Configuring VCF stretched-cluster deployments requires first stretching the Layer 2 networks. You also must provide a Layer 3 gateway that is highly available between availability zones. The process proceeds to stretch the management domain cluster first and then the workload domain cluster.

    Stretching the cluster in the management domain or VI workload domain is performed using a JSON specification. The process of stretching the cluster depends on the version of VCF being deployed. The documentation for the process is described in the VMware document Stretch Cluster Management. Adjust the documentation to the VCF version.


    The following figure shows an example of a successful deployment:

    Figure 12.    SDDC Manager workload domain view