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vSphere is upgrading to version 6.7 and end of support is coming for version 5.5. A 3 part webcast series will help organizations choose the right upgrade path for their environment. Part 1 will cover new features of 6.7. Part 2 will help choose between upgrading to 6.5 or 6.7. Part 3 will provide tools, tips and best practices for a successful upgrade. Attendees can learn how to modernize their infrastructure and easily upgrade to a new version of vSphere.
![vSphere Blog Post
Upgrading vSphere:Why, When and How
With the recent announcement of vSphere 6.7 and the End of General Support (EOGS)
for vSphere 5.5 coming in September, organizations need to choose an upgrade path
that’s right for their unique environment. To help you plan and conduct a successful
transition, we are hosting 3 webcasts “Plan Your vSphere Upgrade: a Technical Series,”
on May 22, 23 and 24. Register here [link] to attend.
In Part 1, we’ll take a deep dive into what’s new and exciting in vSphere 6.7, including
new storage and networking features for enterprise applications, and new APIs that
developers can use to schedule backups and automate appliance-based services. If
you’re looking to modernize your infrastructure, join us and learn how vSphere 6.7 can
support your efforts.
Part 2 will tackle a question that’s top of mind for many vSphere users thinking about an
upgrade: should you move to vSphere 6.5 or 6.7? To help you choose, we’ll discuss the
key considerations for modernizing your vSphere deployment, map out the
fundamentals of upgrading each vSphere component, and help define the best practices
for a successful upgrade.
The final session in this 3-part webcast will give you an overview of all of the tools, tips
and tricks you’ll need for a successful upgrade. Whether you’re moving from vSphere
5.5 or 6.0 to 6.5, or from vSphere 6.0 or 6.5 to 6.7, we’ll discuss the practical aspects of
upgrading, and give you expert insight into planning and executing your move.
Upgrading your environment to a new version of vSphere is easier than you might think,
and now, it’s more important than ever. To learn more, register today [link] for this
invaluable 3-part series.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/upgradingvsphereblog-190214173835/85/Upgrading-vSphere-blog-post-1-320.jpg)
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- 1. vSphere Blog Post Upgrading vSphere:Why, When and How With the recent announcement of vSphere 6.7 and the End of General Support (EOGS) for vSphere 5.5 coming in September, organizations need to choose an upgrade path that’s right for their unique environment. To help you plan and conduct a successful transition, we are hosting 3 webcasts “Plan Your vSphere Upgrade: a Technical Series,” on May 22, 23 and 24. Register here [link] to attend. In Part 1, we’ll take a deep dive into what’s new and exciting in vSphere 6.7, including new storage and networking features for enterprise applications, and new APIs that developers can use to schedule backups and automate appliance-based services. If you’re looking to modernize your infrastructure, join us and learn how vSphere 6.7 can support your efforts. Part 2 will tackle a question that’s top of mind for many vSphere users thinking about an upgrade: should you move to vSphere 6.5 or 6.7? To help you choose, we’ll discuss the key considerations for modernizing your vSphere deployment, map out the fundamentals of upgrading each vSphere component, and help define the best practices for a successful upgrade. The final session in this 3-part webcast will give you an overview of all of the tools, tips and tricks you’ll need for a successful upgrade. Whether you’re moving from vSphere 5.5 or 6.0 to 6.5, or from vSphere 6.0 or 6.5 to 6.7, we’ll discuss the practical aspects of upgrading, and give you expert insight into planning and executing your move. Upgrading your environment to a new version of vSphere is easier than you might think, and now, it’s more important than ever. To learn more, register today [link] for this invaluable 3-part series.