Right now, our iSCSI virtual machine has only a single small disk, but we need to provide a much larger space for our vSphere infrastructure. We need to assign a new virtual disk to the iSCSI virtual machine.
Bear in mind that for optimal performance, you should attach this new virtual disk to the PVSCSI controller and the disk type should be Thick provisioned, eagerly zeroed:
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