vSphere continues to deliver the ability to scale your infrastructure to meet the demands of modern application workloads such as Kubernetes clusters/pods, or high-performance application workloads.
Let’s glance at the increased scalability numbers and see how it can benefit you in your journey towards application modernisation.
vSphere 7 update 1, the total number of ESXi hosts in a vSphere Cluster is now increased to 96 hosts compared to 64 hosts in a previous release. Starting from vSphere 7 Update 1, you can run up to 10000 VMs in a vSphere cluster compared to 6400 VMs in vSphere 7.
Starting from vSphere 7 Update 1, we now support a maximum of 768 vCPU and 24 TB vRAM per VM, leaving competitors far behind in this category. These scales are well suited to support memory-intensive database workloads such as SAP HANA and EPIC Cache Operational Database.
I hope this has been informative and thank you for reading!
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