Let’s continue the blog series on vSphere with Kubernetes on VCF 4.0.1 Consolidated Architecture. This is Part 2 and we will cover the below topics: Walkthrough the Supervisor Cluster (TKG Service and CAPI/CAPW) NSX-T Objects created NSX-T Tier-0 Considerations Content Library Subscription Tenancy model and Supervisor Namespaces Storage Classes and CNS-CSI Accessing CLI tools and…… Continue reading vSphere with Kubernetes on VCF 4.0.1 Consolidated Architecture – Part 2 – Supervisor Cluster

When vSphere 7.0 with Kubernetes was released earlier this year, it was supported only on a VCF 4.0 Standard Architecture. This required a minimum footprint of 7 ESXi hosts – 4 for the Management WLD and 3 for the Compute WLD. Now that VCF 4.0.1 is released, we have full support for a Consolidated Architecture,…… Continue reading vSphere with Kubernetes on VCF 4.0.1 Consolidated Architecture – Part 1

VCF Multi-instance management (Federation) was introduced in version 3.9 which allows multiple VCF instances to be managed from a single pane of glass. Each VCF instance which is a part of Federation has visibility to the other Cloud Foundation member instances, their Workload domains and their used and available resources – CPU, memory, and storage.…… Continue reading VCF 4.0 Federation Explained