VMware vSphere Foundation (VVF) Introduction
Its been a while since I have had time to complete the many blogs that I have started but then not completed. I have been snowed under with customers and training to attempt Everest Base Camp this year. But it was a series of conversations with one of my customers that kicked me into gear to create the series that I am writing now.
You would have been living under a rock if you did not know about the guiding hand we supply in helping customers with on their journey towards VCF (VMware Cloud Foundation) in version 9. This will be great for most customers, but some will still have a requirement to either stay on, or have pockets of VVF (VMware vSphere Foundation) in their environments. Now if you look out there the web is overflowing with articles on VCF, but there are almost none on VVF. The documentation that is available with the version 9 is the most detailed and comprehensive I have seen in all my years working with VMware. However there is now no longer a separate branch for VVF compared to VVF and they are now all part of the same 800 plus page set of documents, this can make it difficult and confusing to pull out VVF specific information.
