A little over a year ago, we made Amazon EVS generally available. It was a milestone for customers running VMware workloads who wanted more options in the cloud, while keeping the investments they’d already made in their people, tooling, and operational workflows. With Amazon EVS, you can run VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) on Amazon EC2 bare-metal instances that integrate with your AWS environment. Your teams can continue using VMware solutions while gaining the capabilities and global reach of AWS.
Over the past year, we’ve added support for new VCF versions, launched deployment automations, and expanded support for new EC2 instances. We’ve also shared guidance for configuring VCF9 Memory Tiering, NSX Federation, and introduced new Windows Server License entitlement options. With these additions, we’re working to give you more control over how you deploy, operate, scale, and protect your VMware workloads running on AWS.
Here’s a deeper dive into what…
