Virtual Volumes, or VVols, is a new VMware technology that enables storage arrays to deliver a rich set of features such as snapshots, cloning, and replication and can co-exist along with traditional LUN-based datastores. Using Virtual Volumes, VMware’s rich ecosystem of storage vendors enable their storage arrays to support granular virtual disks, delivering better services and optimizations for vSphere releases.
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