user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick No Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable rules for vSAN Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick VM Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable host based

user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick No Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable rules for Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick VM Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable host based

user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows This example uses VMware Greenplum 6 Documentation VMware, Inc 324 vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick No Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable rules for Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick VM Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable host based

user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows example uses VMware Tanzu Greenplum 6 Documentation VMware, Inc 314 vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick No Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable rules for Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick VM Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable host based

user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick No Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable rules for vSAN Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick VM Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable host based

user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick No Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable rules for vSAN Policy name and optional description and click Next. This example uses vSAN Greenplum FTT1 RAID1 Stripe4 Thick VM Encryption as the policy name. 4. Under Policy structure, check the Enable host based

which helps build the Greenplum cluster. 570 : Changed the recommended storage policy from Stripe 4 to Stripe 1. Release 6.18.1 Release Date: 2021-10-29 VMware Tanzu Greenplum 6.18.1 is a maintenance

user account, see Setting Up the GPCC Login User. The Storage Policy has been updated from Stripe 1 to Stripe 4, to improve vSAN performance. The Greenplum deployment via your own template now allows