A vSAN administrator notices that all the applications on a vSAN cluster are suffering from performance degradation. The main applications on this cluster are very random write-intensive and generate a lot of i/o. De-staging seems to be going awfully slow. Given the following information:

Each host has a single disk group.

Each disk group has 7 capacity disks.

The size of each cache disk is 600 GB.

How should the administrator solve this problem?

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A vSAN administrator notices that all the applications on a vSAN cluster are suffering from performance degradation. The main applications on this cluster are very random write-intensive and generate a lot of i/o. De-staging seems to be going awfully slow. Given the following information:

Each host has a single disk group.
Each disk group has 7 capacity disks.
The size of each cache disk is 600 GB.

How should the administrator solve this problem?

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D. Increase the size of cache disks

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A. Add additional disk groups

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B. Add more capacity disks

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C. Add more cache disks

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