SSD on hyper ESXi 6.7, do you need any extra. software?

Question

Solid State Drives

Guys, hello everyone.
The scheme is as follows: a mirror raid (RAID-1) of two WD Gold disks of 1 TB each on a hardware controller, it has a partition for ESXi 6.7 (4 Gb) and then the rest of the space (~ 0.99 Tb) for a datastore for ESXi. A separate single SSD disk is connected to the same controller and forwarded directly to the virtual machine as an RDM disk, on which 1C 8.3 databases are in file form (about 7-8 terminal users). Question: do I need to install some software for this SSD drive on the virtual machine where it is attached, or will it do nothing? It's just that there are TRIM mechanisms, now it is without software, nothing is being done. If necessary?

Answer 1

As I understand it, you (RAID-1) have two HDD disks, on which the virtual machines actually lie.
And here you are, on this decently loaded raid of two obviously not fast disks, will there be user profile files 1c, while you want to move the databases to SSD?
I don't see the logic.

do I need to install some software for this SSD disk in a virtual machine

No. No software is needed.
Whether though to check up works TRIM costs.
If it does not work, take measures to level its inoperability.

there are TRIM mechanisms, now it is without software, nothing is being done. If necessary

Understood nothing.

Answer 2

If pRDM - I would not do anything
If vRDM - Google has links to software for checking the SSD mechanisms used