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VM Template Versioning in vSphere 7.0!

Last week’s release of vSphere 7.0 contained a bunch of new features, many of which will help us manage our SDDCs more efficiently.

One of the top features which I wrote about in this post: VMware vSphere 7.0 – Top 5 Features! was VM Template Versioning.

This basically involved cloning a Virtual Machine to a Content Library, which enables Versioning on it. This is really useful when you come to patch Templates or change their settings, a full history is preserved in the content library.

It is clear that there is room to improve this feature further but for now, it’s a welcomed change to any vSphere admin (If you are not using content libraries, today is a great day to start!)

Demo Time

I’ve put together a quick demo on the VM Template Versioning feature in the YouTube video below:

 

 

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Graham
Graham is a seasoned expert in VMware and Microsoft solutions, bringing deep expertise to his role at Dell Technologies. As a Senior Principal Engineer he focuses on cutting-edge virtualization and storage projects. A VMware Certified Implementation Expert, 9x VMware vExpert, and VMware User Moderator on the official VMTN forums, Graham is a trusted community resource. Connect with him on Twitter for insights! @VirtualG.uk

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