Yes, it's the socket count which matters. However, starting with vSphere 7.0 a there's also a core maximum of 32 cores per socket that needs to be taken into account.
If you also need a vCenter Server license, you may want to look at the available "Acceleration Kit" options, which are basically starter kits at a reduced price.
André
Yes, it's the socket count which matters. However, starting with vSphere 7.0 a there's also a core maximum of 32 cores per socket that needs to be taken into account.
If you also need a vCenter Server license, you may want to look at the available "Acceleration Kit" options, which are basically starter kits at a reduced price.
André
