VMware vSphere6.0
introduced with lot of new enhancements and feature addition as compared with
the previous versions of vSphere.
New Configuration Maximums
of vSphere 6.0:
- vSphere 6.0 clusters now supports 64 Nodes and 8000 VM's ( which was 32 Nodes and 4000 VM's in vSphere 5.5)
- vCenter Server Appliance (vCSA 6.0) supports up to 1000 Hosts and 10,000 virtual machines with embedded vPostgres database.
- ESXi 6.0 host now supports up to 480 physical CPUs and 12TB RAM ( Which was 320 CPUs and 4 TB in vSphere 5.5)
- ESXi 6.0 Host supports 1000 VMs and 32 Serial ports ( which was 512 VM per Host in vSphere 5.5)
- vSphere 6.0 VM's will support up to 128 vCPUs and 4TB vRAM (Which was 64 vCPUs and 1TB of memory in vSphere 5.5)
- vSphere 6.0 continuous to support 64 TB Datastores as same as in vSphere 5.5
- Increased support for virtual graphics including Nvidia vGPU
- Support for New Operating Systems like FreeBSD 10.0 and Asianux 4 SP3
- Fault Tolerance (FT) in vSphere 6.0 now supports upto 4 vCPUs ( which was only 1 vCPU in vSphere 5.5)
I would like to
provide a Quick Comparison table between the configuration maximums of vSphere
5.5 and vSphere 6.0
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