VMware vSphere 6.5 vs. vSphere 6.7

This site explains the key differences between vSphere 6.5 and vSphere 6.7. An overview comparison from all vSphere Versions is available here.

	vSphere 6.5	vSphere 6.7	vSphere 6.7 U2
Released	November 2016	April 2018	April 2019
Physical CPUs per host	576	768
Physical RAM per host	12 TB	16 TB
VMs per host	1024	1024
vCPU per VM	128	128	256
vMEM per VM	6128 GB	6128 GB
Cluster Size	64	64
VM Hardware Version	13	14	15
VMFS Version	5.81 (VMFS5) 6.81 (VMFS6)	5.81 (VMFS5) 6.82 (VMFS6)
Management	vSphere Web Client HTML5 Client	HTML5 Client vSphere Web Client
Platform Services Controller	Embedded PSC External PSC	Embedded PSC
vMotion	Cluster-wide EVC	Cluster-wide EVC Per-VM EVC vGPU vMotion
vMotion Network Support	L3 Network max. 100ms RTT vMotion Traffic Encryption	L3 Network max. 150ms RTT vMotion Traffic Encryption
Fault Tolerance Support	4 vCPU 64 GB RAM	8 vCPU 128 GB RAM
REST API	YES (700 Operations)	YES (900 Operations)
Virtual SAN	VSAN 6.5 iSCSI Support 2-node Direct Connect 512e Device Support	vSAN 6.7 HTML5 Interface Support Fast Network Failover Microsoft WSFC 4k Native Device Support FIPS 140-2 Level 1
vCenter Type	Windows Linux (vCSA)	Linux (vCSA) Windows
vSphere Quick Boot	NO	YES
Persistent Memory	NO	YES
vCSA Scale (vPostgres)	2000 Hosts 25000 VMs	2000 Hosts 35000 VMs
vCSA Operating System	Photon 1.0	Photon 1.0

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