This site explains the key differences between vSphere 6.7 and vSphere 7.0. An overview comparison from all vSphere Versions is available here.
Released | ||
End of Support | ||
End of Technical Guidance | ||
Physical CPUs per host | ||
Physical RAM per host | ||
vCPU per VM | ||
vMEM per VM | ||
VM Hardware Version | ||
VMFS Version | 6.81 (VMFS6) | 6.81 (VMFS6) |
Fault Tolerance Support | 128 GB | 128 GB |
vCSA Operating System | ||
Management | HTML5 Client | |
vCenter Type | Windows | |
vCSA Scale | 35000 VMs | 40000 VMs |
vMotion | Per-VM EVC vGPU vMotion | Per-VM EVC vGPU vMotion Logic Optimizations Reduced Stun Time Reduced Performance Impact |
DRS | ||
Virtual SAN | HTML5 Interface Support Fast Network Failover Microsoft WSFC 4k Native Device Support FIPS 140-2 Level 1 | Simplified Management Native File Services Enhanced Cloud Native Storage Enhancements Stretched Cluster Enhancements 2-Node Topologies Skyline Health Improved VM Capacity Reporting Improved vSphere Replication Hot-Plug NVMe Devices Improved Flexibility for Shared Disks |
Tanzu | ||
Container Runtime | ||
Trust Authority | ||
ESXi Lifecycle | ||
vCenter Server Profiles |