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VMware vSphere -- formerly known as VMware Infrastructure -- is the brand name for VMware's suite of server virtualization products that includes its ESXi hypervisor and vCenter management software. VSphere undergoes periodic revisions and updates to add features, modifications to the application program interface (API) and changes to the ESXi Shell.
Major features
VMware vSphere includes the following components:
VMware ESXi: a type 1 hypervisor responsible for abstracting processors, memory, storage and other resources into multiple virtual machines (VMs).
VMware vCenter Server: formerly known as VirtualCenter, this management tool is the central control point for data center services and provides a single pane of glass view across ESXi hosts.
VMware vSphere Client: a new HTML5-based management interface that enables users to remotely connect to vCenter Server. The vSphere Client will eventually replace the vSphere Web Client, but is not yet complete.
VMware vSphere software development kits (SDKs): these provide interfaces through which users can access vSphere components.
VMware Virtual Machine File System (VMFS): a high-performance cluster file system for ESXi VMs.
VMware Virtual SMP: a utility that enables a single VM to use multiple physical processors at the same time.
VMotion: a feature that enables live migration for powered-on VMs in the same data center.
Storage vMotion: similar to standard vMotion, this enables the live migration of virtual disks or configuration files to a new data store while a VM is running.
VSphere High Availability (HA): formerly known as VMware HA, this utility restarts failed VMs on other available servers.
VMware Distributed Resource Scheduler (DRS): a utility that dynamically divides and balances computing capacity for VMs across collections of hardware resources.
Storage DRS: similar to VMware DRS, this utility dynamically load balances storage capacity and I/O across collections of data stores.
Fault Tolerance: a feature that creates a duplicate of a selected workload on a different host server within the cluster to provide continuous availability.
VMware vSphere Distributed Switch (VDS): enables a single virtual switch to connect to multiple hosts in a cluster or multiple clusters for centralized management of network configurations.
Host Profiles: a vCenter Server tool that enables the user to define configuration policies for ESX/ESXi hosts.
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