ESXi-Arm Fling Members

hi, I am planning vSAN for my company, I am wondering someone can advice. From the Compatibility Guides, I found a lot of server vendors are in the list for vSAN ESA ReadyNode, like HPE, Supermicro, xFusion, ZTE, etc. But in the vmware web "Download VMware vSphere", only a few server vendors provide customized images. So my questions are: 1. If I select servers which is certified for vSAN ESA ReadyNode, but server vendor does not have OEM customized image, will vmware provide the same level of support to me for troubeshooting? Or I have to select the one who have the customized image? But that will limit me for the server selection. 2. Do I need to buy the same VMware license/support or these license/support are different for base image and customized image? I am new and looking for advice. Thanks in advance. BR, Jack ... View more

Good morning! What is the average writing and reading speed of ESXi 7.0 u2 with SSD in RAID 10? mine doesn't exceed 45mb/s, I've already contacted the datacenter and they say there's no problem. I'm new to VMWare and would like some help from you if possible. Thanks.     ... View more

What is the difference between VM-utilized memory and consumed memory? a VM appears in a management system to have a low utilized memory (25% or less), while it has a very high consumed memory. ... View more

Hello Everyone! Similar to this post I would like to run Android as a VM on the ESXI-Arm Hypervisor installed on my RPI-4. Has there been a successful attempt of getting an Android-VM running? Maybe using the techniques described in this blog are useful. I will update this thread in the future and really appreciate your comments and advice along the way. All the best ... View more