Learn how to configure install, configure, and create Failover Cluster along with the Storage Server in Windows Server the right way.

If you can increase the amount of file servers used to service the VDI cluster, then "Windows Scale-Out File Server for application data" would be Microsofts answer to that.

On Server 2012 and up, CSVFS volumes exist (which are still just NTFS or ReFS inside, but Windows calls them CSVFS throughout the UI) for "scale out file system" cluster duties, and a CSVFS volume ...