Davide Bombarda

E’ giunto con la relase 4.1 finalmente l’annuncio che era nell’aria quando ESXi è stato rinominato  conl’uscita della release 4.1  ovvero che ESX è giunto alla fine della sua vita.

Ecco l’annuncio ufficiale e sotto un estratto

…Going forward customers will be able to deploy vSphere only using ESXi. Although the infrastructure management tasks once performed by the Service Console are now handled by tasks running under the VMkernel, some ESX users may still depend on the custom scripts, third-party products, or operational procedures that use the Service Console.

This means that upgrading to vSphere 4.1 is the perfect time to start planning on migrating to the ESXi architecture and eventually break all dependencies on the Service Console once and for all. Here is a quick summary of what you should look into:

• Replace COS-based hardware monitoring with CIM-based tools
• Replace COS-based backup technologies with products that use the vStorage APIs
• Replace COS-based scripts using the VMware Management Assistant, the vCLI, or vSphere PowerCLI

Tag: 4.1, end, esx, esxi, support, supporto, vmware