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VMware vSphere 8 Update 3 with real-time ESXi fixes and integrated Kubernetes management.
Key features of new capabilities in vSphere 8 Update 3
Improving operational efficiency
In this latest release, we have focused on improved lifecycle management. Updating vSphere environments can sometimes be complex and time-consuming, especially for large distributed environments. Mission-critical workloads can tolerate minimal downtime, but often require no downtime at all. This release takes a huge leap forward in addressing these requirements.
Faster updates and zero downtime with ESXi Live Patching
With the new Live Patching feature in ESXi, customers can fix critical errors in the virtual machine runtime environment and apply patches to all components without rebooting or evacuating the virtual machine. Virtual machines are fast suspended and recovered (FSR) as part of the host recovery process. This action puts the host into partial maintenance mode, boots and patches a new mount revision, and then the virtual machine is quickly recovered to use the patched mount revision. This action is non-disruptive for most virtual machines!
AI and generative AI have become a strategic priority for many organizations. vSphere has been at the forefront of AI since the introduction of our joint AI-enabled enterprise platform with NVIDIA in 2021. In this release, we continue to expand the capabilities of vSphere DPUs and GPUs so customers can realize valuable performance benefits.
Dual DPU support with vSphere Distributed Services Engine
VMware vSphere 8 Update 3 adds support for dual DPUs with the VMware vSphere Distributed Services Engine, which significantly improves the security and resiliency of virtualized environments. Dual DPUs can be used in two configurations. The first configuration uses two DPUs in Active/Standby high availability mode and provides continuity and protection against DPU failures or loss of uplink connectivity. This configuration provides redundancy in the event of a DPU failure. In addition, two independent DPUs provide complete isolation and double the offload capacity per host. Integrated vSphere workflows simplify DPU management by enabling simultaneous ESXi updates on both DPUs and CPUs, and vCenter provides comprehensive performance metrics and hardware alerts. Dual DPU support is available in VMware Cloud Foundation 5.2.
Self-service at the IaaS management level
With vSphere 8 Update 3, developers can provision and manage their own infrastructure as a service (IaaS) resources. This latest release introduces a new vSphere IaaS management plane that builds on vSphere’s Tanzu experience and extends it with new and improved IaaS capabilities, making it easier to provision resources through services such as the Virtual Machine Service, Storage Service, the new TKG Independent Service, and various other services available through Supervisor in vSphere. This enables developers and users to quickly and easily obtain the resources they need to build and deploy applications without relying on IT teams for manual setup and configuration.
New independent TKG service
The new independent TKG service decouples Tanzu Kubernetes Grid (TKG) releases from vCenter, providing asynchronous updates that are consistent with previous Kubernetes releases. This allows customers to update TKG independently of the standard vSphere release cycle, providing access to the latest Kubernetes enhancements, flexibility, and greater control over Kubernetes deployments.
These new capabilities provide customers with the following key benefits:
- Kubernetes Backward Compatibility: Provides TKG with the latest features, bug fixes, and security fixes by being backward compatible with Kubernetes versions, regardless of vSphere release cycles.
- Flexibility in choosing when to update: Allows for asynchronous updates, giving organizations the ability to implement updates at their own pace, reducing disruption and maintaining continuous operation.
- Optimized Management: Simplifies management by leveraging vSphere services to manage TKG versions, offering a centralized platform to manage Kubernetes deployments and improve operational efficiency.
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