The stun time depends on the size of the vGPU frame buffer and different network conditions. Now don’t get your hopes up too much, as there is a small catch, though! As it’s still not supported out of the box, this has to do with the stun time that occurs when migrating a vGPU-enabled virtual machine, which harms the employee experience. This means that if you are running vSphere version 7, build U3f or newer, a virtual machine that uses a vGPU will now be able to be migrated automatically to a different host when placing another host in maintenance mode. vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS) is now supported with vGPU for vSphere 7.0 U3f and later.The full description in the release notes is: This is one that a lot of organizations have been waiting for, and we’re one step closer to getting it! Up to recently, vGPU-enabled virtual machines were only considered by DRS during initial placement. vSphere Distributed Resource Scheduler support for vGPU

This is one feature-packed release you don’t want to miss! And with this post, I’ll make sure you won’t, as I’ll cover some of the changes that I think are major.

And whoever reviewed the release notes probably came to the same conclusion as I did: wow! Earlier this week, VMware released version 2206 of Horizon 8.

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