Hyper-V: dropping support for 2008 R2 SP1 minimum supported version is 2012.
VMs: no changes, Windows 2008 remains supported. VCloud Director: dropping support for versions 9.x and 10.0 minimum supported version is 10.1 VSphere: dropping support for version 5.5 minimum supported version is 6.0 (for both ESXi and vCenter). If this discussion results in any changes to the support matrix, I will highlight such items in red, so you can easily identify them if you come back to check on this later.ĭropping support for Windows Server SAC versions 1803 to 1909 minimum supported SAC version is 20H2. The suggested changes below are in comparison to V11, which is virtually identical to V10 as it comes to minimum supported versions. More on this when final decisions are made, but what's important now is that any environments affected by these changes will potentially be able to stay on V11 for longer than usual. One other change we're planning for later this year is introducing an extended support policy. While we strive to drop support only for EOL versions which are out of support by the vendor itself (no more security updates), we also consider actual usage according to our support big data, and high R&D costs of continued support of certain versions. In addition, this simplifies the implementation of new features and enables us to create more efficient code. This is both for your planning purposes, but also for us to ensure these changes are acceptable for most of our users.ĭropping support for older software versions is important so we don't spread our QC resources too thin as new OS versions come out. I wanted to share our plans on the system requirements for the next major release, to be shipped about one year from now.
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