Each VMware Validated Solution is validated against a specific architecture configuration of VMware Cloud Foundation, to confirm and identify if your configuration is supported you use the Design Objectives table.

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the changes could affect a section of the guide or the whole guide, each page within the guide itself has an Updated on …

As each VMware Validated Solution is updated its important that you as the customer are able to obtain a precise and accurate account of what has changed within the guide, Validated Solutions do this through the use of an Update History table that is published within the About section of the document.

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VMware Validated Solutions have been developed so that they can support multiple versions of VMware Cloud Foundation, this means they only need to be updated when absolutely necessary which is typically driven by significant architecture changes.

There are two methods that you can use to identify if a particular …

Last Updated: 26-Oct-2021

Welcome to Edition #2 of the What's New for VMware Validated Solutions, today we are announcing a number of incremental changes:

• Additional support for Dell VxRail
• Additional automation across solutions based on the PowerValidatedSolutions v1.1.0 release
• Additional Operational Guidance

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Last Updated: 05-Oct-2021

Last month we released VMware Validated Solutions for background reading check out my original post here, this fundamental shift in developing VMware Validated Solutions now allows us to deliver incremental value over time, this is just the first of what I hope to be many updates but I'm …