VMware seems set to dispatch another variant of vSphere.
Before the end of last week Virtzilla-watchers like Marcel van nook Berg detected some online networking presents alluding on the new discharge.
Other VMware-watchers spotted posts about "vSphere 6.7", yet they immediately vanished.
A little store uncovering turns endeavors like a since-pulled back video on "vSphere 6.7 - Deployment Topologies" and another likewise erased video titled "vSphere 6.7 Lightboard".
What's more, here's a screen capture from one of the vanishing vids, outfitted by a companion of The Reg who read a before variant of this story in which we conceded cluelessness about new highlights.
The Register is almost certain these posts were an untimely arrival of data in front of a legitimate dispatch. We are, in any case, still oblivious about what vSphere 6.7 will offer clients other than the scribbles in the slide above.
Hypervisor clients have another couple of moves up to consider, as well. The Xen Project a week ago declared its 4.9/2 support discharge and the Free/Libre XenServer elective task, XCP-NG, hailed an impending 7.4.1 discharge with a couple of convenient fixes. ®
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