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I've been looking around for any best practices/recommendations on how larg=
e a storage domain can be but can't seem to find anything.
For example, right now I have a 3TB domain made up of 3 1TB luns. That dom=
ain has about 200 thin disks created from it.
When I want to add more space, is there any reason I should not simply incr=
ease the existing pool? Or is it better to create a new pool?
Thanks,
Ryan
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