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End of Availability of VMware Integrated OpenStack Kubernetes (VIOK) (74611)

Last Updated: 10/19/2019Categories: InformationalTotal Views: 3373Language:
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With the General Availability of VMware Integrated OpenStack 6.0, the feature known as VMware Integrated OpenStack with Kubernetes (VIOK) has reached End Of Availability.

VIO 4.0 introduced the VIOK feature, allowing users to easily and seamlessly create Kubernetes (k8s) clusters on VIO.  At the time of introduction, it offered a way to deploy an upstream k8s version, integrated with VIO through the use of Ansible and Terraform and integrated with OpenStack through the k8s in-tree OpenStack Cloud provider.

As the VMware container and k8s strategies have evolved, it has become necessary to evolve the container solution with our OpenStack-based platform to align with those strategies.

With the work we did in VIO 6.0 to build a highly performant, resilient and scalable OpenStack control plane that is fully containerized, we also wanted to take our OpenStack container platform to the next level.

Solution

VIOK will continue to be fully supported for VIO 4.x and 5.x until the respective End of Life dates for those products, but as of VIO 6.0, it will no longer be included in the VIO product.  See the VMware Lifecycle Product Matrix .

Instead, VIO 6.0 will have an OpenStack-native way of deploying k8s through Heat templates. This will enable an OpenStack-standardized way of deploying k8s clusters that is known and familiar to OpenStack admins and tenants. Integration with OpenStack is still supported using the k8s OpenStack cloud provider, while still being closely aligned with the upstream communities for both OpenStack and k8s.

Tanzu Kubernetes Grid is the VMware-signed release of k8s, and using the provided Heat templates, admins and tenants can deploy Tanzu Kubernetes Grid k8s clusters on top of VIO, resulting in a best-of-breed open and scalable integrated OpenStack and k8s platform, supported by VMware.

For more information about VIO 6.0 and the new k8s integration, please refer to the VIO 6.0 release notes and documentation.

If you have any questions around licensing, please contact your VMware sales representative or VMware Global Support Services.

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