The public library wants software-defined storage that uses the disks already in the ESXi hosts. Which product supports that use case?
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Short Explanation
vSAN turns the disks in the library hosts into a shared datastore. NSX moves packets, Horizon clones desktops, and Avi load-balances applications. None of those is a hyperconverged storage product.
Full Explanation
VMware vSAN aggregates locally attached host disks into a software-defined datastore for the cluster, which is the SDDC storage product for this use case. NSX-T overlay segments are logical networks, not block datastores. Horizon Instant Clone is a desktop-provisioning feature. NSX Advanced Load Balancer is an application-delivery controller, not a SAN.