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1. Is Kubernetes part of ESXI or Is its come with bundle? I‘m not see an option to enable and have that configured. Is it come with VCF?
It's built into ESXi and vCenter. You can only acquire the add-on license as part of VCF.
2. Is the vsphere VM objects in the Vsphere 7 are containers henceforth
This question doesn't make sense in English. If you're asking about the so-called "native pods" or "vSphere pods" those are Kubernetes pods, not containers.
3. Can assign the same VM configurations like VDS switch on the VM like on Vsphere VM objects on the Containers to
Again, this doesn't make sense in English so I don't know what you're asking. As stated in the answer to #2, Kubernetes runs pods, not containers. The native/vSphere pods you see when workloads run on the supervisor cluster are not containers.
4. How many containers can I host on a normal ESX with
See previous answers. Kubernetes runs pods, not containers. For Pod maximums, see the config max tool. Some specifics relating to native pods are as follows
Also, "ESX" and "ESXi" are two totally different hypervisors. Do not say "ESX" any more, especially when referring to vSphere 7 with Kubernetes.
5. Is this available with single node as well, What the cluster specifications?
No, cluster minimum supported size for the supervisor is three hosts.
6. Is there any vmware docs with Kubernetes to help to build Kubernetes cluster and container.
Did you do any basic searches yourself? If so, you probably would have seen at least the official documentation.
1. Is Kubernetes part of ESXI or Is its come with bundle? I‘m not see an option to enable and have that configured. Is it come with VCF?
It's built into ESXi and vCenter. You can only acquire the add-on license as part of VCF.
2. Is the vsphere VM objects in the Vsphere 7 are containers henceforth
This question doesn't make sense in English. If you're asking about the so-called "native pods" or "vSphere pods" those are Kubernetes pods, not containers.
3. Can assign the same VM configurations like VDS switch on the VM like on Vsphere VM objects on the Containers to
Again, this doesn't make sense in English so I don't know what you're asking. As stated in the answer to #2, Kubernetes runs pods, not containers. The native/vSphere pods you see when workloads run on the supervisor cluster are not containers.
4. How many containers can I host on a normal ESX with
See previous answers. Kubernetes runs pods, not containers. For Pod maximums, see the config max tool. Some specifics relating to native pods are as follows
Also, "ESX" and "ESXi" are two totally different hypervisors. Do not say "ESX" any more, especially when referring to vSphere 7 with Kubernetes.
5. Is this available with single node as well, What the cluster specifications?
No, cluster minimum supported size for the supervisor is three hosts.
6. Is there any vmware docs with Kubernetes to help to build Kubernetes cluster and container.
Did you do any basic searches yourself? If so, you probably would have seen at least the official documentation.