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For those of us running VMware Licensing is a part. VMware moved to per core licensing a while ago and away from per socket. The other part is some limitation
by croutonwagon 5y ago
For those of us running VMware
Licensing is a part. VMware moved to per core licensing a while ago and away from per socket.
The other part is some limitations with mixed architecture clusters. Things like DRS and vmotion will be gimped.
The third part is lead times.
- schaefer 5y agoCan you be more specific? Or provide a citation? VMWare workstation 16 Pro is still has a flat price, regardless of core count [1]. [1]: https://store-us.vmware.com/vmware-workstation-16-pro-5424176500.html https://store-us.vmware.com/vmware-workstation-16-pro-542417...
- wdb 5y agoThat's a consumer product
- croutonwagon 5y agohttps://www.vmware.com/company/news/updates/cpu-pricing-model-update-feb-2020.html https://www.vmware.com/company/news/updates/cpu-pricing-mode... https://4sysops.com/archives/vmware-moving-to-per-core-licensing/ https://4sysops.com/archives/vmware-moving-to-per-core-licen... Workstation isn’t used in the enterprise. That’s gonna be vsphere and esxi.
- schaefer 5y agoThank you for the reference.