This is a great question. VXRAIL 3.0 appliance includes off the shelf Virtual Center Server (v6.0 Update 1b) release, so all of the guidelines that VMW already provides for our customers equally apply to any VXRAIL 3.0 deployment.  In VXRAIL 3.0, VCSA is deployed with embedded PSC, so when referring to the VMW documentation make sure to look at the recommended (memory / CPU / disk space) values for such configuration.  Memory and CPU sizes are listed here: [URL]#com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-88571D8A-46E1-464D-A349-4DC43DCAF320.html  Disk Configuration sizes are listed here: [URL]#com.vmware.vsphere.install.doc/GUID-FB268055-5D36-4624-A64C-9800D3FCB689.html  The memory and CPU sizes could be adjusted by connecting VMware Client (thick) to the host that's running VCSA, powering it off, making the changes and powering it back on again. Unlike with the past releases, VC 6.0 will automatically make all of the adjustments needed to take advantage of all of the new memory. See [URL] for the details.  Increasing disk sizes is even easier as this change does not require for the VCSA VM to even get power cycled. See [URL] and [URL] for the details.
Hi all, I have checked VxRail management resouces and default VCSA resources are 4 vCPU, 16GB memory. Now the sizing is for "Small Environment", I think. Small enviromnent supported Virtual Machines up to 1,000, but VSAN supported VMs up to 6,400.  If I want to manage more than 1,000 VMs, how can I upgrade VCSA? Shutdown and modify the resources by C# Clinet? Is this supported? or Where can I get the information?  Best Regards.
How can I upgrade VCSA resources?