Hi Jonas,
We've not yet updated the docs as we've not performed tests on/with vCenter/ESXi 6 exhaustively. In practice, it does seem to work. We've an automated Trillian [1] based environment where we're able to deploy an advanced (CloudStack 4.9) zone with vCenter/ESXi 6 and get basic vm lifecycle working but we've not yet performed all VMware specific tests/operations/features to conclude full support/compatibility. I would advise to go ahead and test vCenter/ESXi 6 with CloudStack 4.9.0 for your use-cases and please do share the results with us (if it works, or in case you hit any bug). This will help us ascertain VMware 6.x compatibility/support when using with CloudStack. [1] http://www.shapeblue.com/cloudstack-test-automation-with-trillian-and-jenkins/ Regards. ________________________________ From: Jonas Schlichtenbrede <jonas.schlichtenbr...@gmail.com> Sent: 15 August 2016 19:53:40 To: dev@cloudstack.apache.org Subject: Working/Supported versions for VMware vCenter and ESXi Hosts/Cluster for CloudStack 4.9 Hi Dev Team, we have a question regarding the current working/supported version for VMware. Which version can/shall we use for a new Zone/Cluster for vCenter and for the ESXi Hosts/Cluster? Will it be possible to do the following: - Using an existing vCenter 6 and ESXi 6 hosts - Setup a new VMware Cluster with 2-4 ESXi 6 hosts controlled by CloudStack In the Installation Guide only version 5.5 for vCenter and ESXi is listed. However, in the mailing lists it seems that also version 6 of vCenter and ESXi shall work - but we would like to reduce our testing efforts ... ;-) Thanks for sharing your experience and advise! Jonas rohit.ya...@shapeblue.com www.shapeblue.com 53 Chandos Place, Covent Garden, London WC2N 4HSUK @shapeblue
