VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 2 Announced
This vSphere update was officially announced earlier today:
- Announcing vSphere 6.7 Update 2, vSphere Platinum updates, and vSphere ROBO Enterprise
Apr 02 2019 by Himanshu Singh at VMware vSphere BlogI am excited to share that today we are announcing the VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 2 release, with key enhancements that will deliver an efficient and more secure hybrid cloud platform to our customers. We are also announcing the new vSphere Remote Office Branch Office Enterprise edition, as well as updates going specifically into vSphere Platinum edition.
While not as monumental an upgrade as the arrival of 100% feature parity in HTML5 in October 2018's 6.7 Update1, Update 2 seems to have some great new additions as well. I strongly ncourage you to read the announcement article above in its entirety, then check out Vladan's excellent overview here too. Here's an excerpt:
VMware is announcing vSphere 6.7 Update 2 after several months of the previous release, vSphere 6.7 U1. The U2 not only fixes bugs but brings some significant improvements and support for Windows Server 2019 with VM hardware version 15.
I'm planning to test these bits in my home lab Bundle as soon as they become GA (Generally Available). We don't yet have a solid release date or release notes, and I will update this article once more is known.
I encountered some very minor issues going to 6.7 Update 1, explained in my vSphere 6.7 Update 1 Released article, and I'm expecting this upgrade to be even smoother.
ESXi 6.7x to 6.7 Update 2
Once we're done upgrading our VCSA appliances, we'll be able to use VUM to proceed with upgrading your ESXi hosts. If you'd prefer the ESXCLI method instead, my article will also be updated accordingly once 6.7U2 (6.7 U2) actually arrives:
Apr 08 2019 Update
- vCenter Server 6.7 Update 2: What’s New
2019-04-04 by Nigel Hickey at VMware vSphere BlogThe announcement of vSphere 6.7 Update 2 informed us of many new features like DRS-MM (DRS in Maintenance Mode), CPU scheduler options for vulnerabilities like L1TF, as well as new vSphere ROBO licensing, and updates to vSphere Platinum. While this release does include the usual bug fixes, it also focuses on improvements in several key areas ...
See also at TinkerTry
- vSphere 6.7 Update 1 Released
Oct 18 2018
See also
- VMware vSphere 6.7 Update 2 Announced
Apr 02 2019 by Vladan Seget at ESXvirtualization