@oksana We have used Starwind products for several years and have had really good results with Starwind vSAN on Hyper-V for general purpose shared storage (Hyper-V VM's, SQL clusters etc.). The vSAN product is solid, can be spun up rapidly with only a two or three nodes and unlike Storage Spaces Direct, it can leverage both RAID and non-RAID/JBOD disk subsystems. Starwind is also easier to work with than Microsoft SSD. Definitely worth a look.

@oksana said in Changes to Kerberos and Azure Active Directory Authentication:

Kerberos is an authentication protocol that has been around since Windows Server 2000.

That should read: Kerberos is an authentication protocol that was introduced to Windows in Server 2000.

It was around for a long time before then: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kerberos_(protocol)

I used Starwind for several years. It was solid and effective for the Hyper-V clusters it was implemented on