What is VMware vSphere Enterprise Plus?
VMware vSphere Enterprise Plus includes the full range of vSphere features for transforming datacenters into a simplified cloud operating environment providing the next generation of speed, security and simplicity.
How can I learn more about VMware vSphere APIs?
To learn about vSphere APIs, SDKs, and command-line interfaces, visit these VMware {code} resources: You can learn about deploying, managing, and administering vSphere by reading the documentation, and by watching videos on the VMware Information Experience video channel.
What makes VMware vSphere 7 so secure?
Secure infrastructure, data, and access with a comprehensive, built-in architecture and a simple, policy-driven model. vSphere 7 introduces remote attestation for sensitive workloads using vSphere Trust Authority. Plus, it secures access and account management using Identity federation with ADFS.
What is the difference between ESXi and vCenter Server?
ESXi is the virtualization platform where you create and run virtual machines and virtual appliances. vCenter Server is the service through which you manage multiple hosts connected in a network and pool host resources. Want to know what is in the current release of vSphere? Look at the latest vSphere release notes.
Is vSphere 7 per-processor or per-user?
vSphere 7 is licensed on a per-processor basis apply to select editions: vSphere Standard, vSphere Enterprise Plus, vSphere Acceleration Kits, vSphere Essential Kits, and vSphere Scale Out. Each physical processor (CPU) in a server needs to have at least one processor license key assigned to be able to run vSphere.
How many vSphere licenses do I need for my a user?
A user has two 2-CPU (each with 6 cores) hosts with 128GB of physical RAM each that they wish to license with vSphere with Operations Management 6 Enterprise edition. Each physical CPU requires a license, so four vSphere with Operations Management 6 Enterprise licenses are required.
What are the different editions of VMware vSphere?
vSphere main editions Customers can choose from two editions: VMware vSphere Standard Edition™ and vSphere Enterprise Plus (see Table 1). A support and subscription (SnS) contract is required for every edition purchased.