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We all know how important education is. Constant change, especially in IT, has always made regular training essential. With the merge from legacy vSphere to VCF, there is a lot of new stuff to learn. That’s why I want to use this blog post to show you what options are available to support you with VCF and education.
Launched in October 2022, vSphere 8 revolutionized hardware utilization through the Distributed Services Engine for DPUs and the vSAN Express Storage Architecture (ESA). Subsequent updates focused on operational improvements, such as „Configuration Profiles“ and enhanced lifecycle management, culminating in Update 3 with optimizations for AI workloads. Using unsupported software carries significant risks. Security vulnerabilities remain unpatched, making systems more susceptible to attacks and there are no further technical updates or support available. This can result in data loss, system outages and potentially high costs due to cyberattacks or legal implications. Upgrading to VCF 9 is not only an investment in the future but also a safeguard against the risks posed by outdated software.
After the short snippet in the newsletter, I thought it was time to dive a deeper into this topic. This isn’t a step-by-step guide on how to update, but rather a wake-up call on why you need to start planning it right now. This post alone won’t answer all your questions, but hopefully it will…
Exciting news for all cloud enthusiasts: I am happy about the announcement that VMware Cloud Foundation 9.0 is officially here! With this release, there are countless updates and improvements, making VCF an even more powerful and flexible solution.
From my personal point of view, these links are very valuable for getting an initial overview of VCF 9.