VMware vsphere 6.0 Beta 2

New Function enhancement list:

Supports more devices on the X86 platform, openstack, FreeBSD 10, and Asianux 4 SP3;
The number of virtual machines can reach 128, and the number of VRAM can reach 4 TB;
Esxi host supports a maximum of 480 pcpus;
Esxi host supports a maximum of 12 TB of memory;
Datastores can be up to 64 TB;
Esxi host supports a maximum of 1000 VMS instances;
Up to 32 serial ports are supported;
Enhances the virtual graphics function of the virtual machine;
Supports storage I/O controls for virtual machines;
Supports virtual volumes (vvol). This function can be used to set the current San/NAS to VM-aware and define it as the preferred storage of vmdk;
Added the integration of storage and availability capabilities. The core content library contains virtual San, virtual volumes, vflash, vsphere replication, and SRM to improve storage availability;
Supports NFS v4.1 with Kerberos;
Supports vmotion across vcenter servers, datacenter, and folder;
Supports vmotion across Virtual Switches;
Supports vmotion with a length greater than 100 ms;
Supports two modes: singleprocessor vm ft and multi-processor VMS ft (SMP-ft ), the latter can have up to 4 vcpus (some users can be happy );
Supports integration with vcloud hybrid Service (vchs) for data replicate and backup to vchs cloud;
Support vsphere replication and upgrade its RTO to 5 minutes;
Vsphere replication supports a maximum of 2000 VMS replication under a single vcenter server;
The application ha function is enhanced to be compatible with the high availability of more key applications;
Supports VM-level network I/O control;
Supports Bandwidth Reservation through VDS;
Enhanced the vsphere Web Client function and began to integrate vsphere client and vsphere Web client, which were replaced by vsphere host client;
Multi-site content library is supported. In short, Vm templates, VAPPS, and ISO can be managed more effectively;
The introduction of SMART Resource aggregation and policy-based placement for virtual datacenters;
Policy-based management is supported, allowing administrators to perform initialization and continuous Virtual Machine management more effectively and automatically;

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VMware vsphere 6.0 Beta 2