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VCF Host Sizing Calculator

Calculate minimum, recommended N+1 and N+2 host counts for a VCF cluster from your workload profile, host specification, the real VCF management overhead (appliance by appliance, or a flat percentage) and the vSAN policy. Storage protection defaults to vSAN ESA Auto-RAID as used by VCF 9.1 / 9.1.1; OSA and manual ESA policies remain available, as does external storage.

CPU · RAM · storageVCF 9.1 appliancesN+1 / N+2vSAN ESA Auto-RAIDHost rebuild reserveMarkdown export
Your data stays in your browser. Everything is computed locally; the draft is kept in local storage. Results are estimates: validate them with the Broadcom sizer, the Planning and Preparation Workbook and your hardware vendor before procurement.
Presets
Inputs

1 Workload profile

2 Host specification

3 VCF management overhead

ApplianceNodesSizevCPUGBDisk
Total000

4 vSAN policy and capacity

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Result
Minimum (N)—
Recommended (N+1)—
Resilient (N+2)—
Sizes: Broadcom VCF 9.1 documentation and courses · vSAN design guide · VCF Operations node sizing. Estimates only.
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