VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 is now generally available. The fastest way to understand what it means for your infrastructure isn't a datasheet — it's hands-on time in a live environment.

We hosted a three-part virtual workshop series. Each 90-minute session puts you inside a real VCF 9.1 lab, guided by the engineers who built it.

Each workshop is fully independent — attend the one most relevant to your priorities, or watch all three.

• What's New in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 - Walk away knowing exactly what changed across the VCF stack — and how to put the new unified operations console, security posture management, and automation capabilities to work in your environment from day one.
  
  
• vSphere Kubernetes Service: Essential Updates in VCF 9.1 - Leave with the hands-on confidence to deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters, virtual machines, and containers side by side — through a single control plane, without rebuilding your operational model.
  
  
• Memory Tiering in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 - Finish the session with a clear, quantifiable picture of how Memory Tiering can double workload density on your existing hardware — and what that means for your DRAM spend before your next refresh cycle.

Memory Tiering in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 (HOL-2703-01)

See how VCF 9.1's hypervisor-native Memory Tiering uses NVMe SSDs to free expensive DRAM, increase VM density, and reduce hardware TCO — with built-in observability to model savings before committing to hardware.

vSphere Kubernetes Service: Essential Updates and Capabilities in VCF 9.1 
(HOL-2702-01)

Deploy and manage Kubernetes clusters, virtual machines, and containers through a unified UI and API — hands-on with VKS, VM Service, Container Service, and Supervisor in VCF 9.1.

What's New in VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 (HOL-2701-01)

Explore the full breadth of VCF 9.1 — from the redesigned operations interface to automation, security posture management, and native log management — in a live lab environment.