When you assign a Tanzu edition license to a Supervisor Cluster, the capacity consumed is determined by the total number of CPUs and cores on all hosts within that cluster.
If you need help with a specific scenario (e.g., TKGS on VVF with Tanzu Mission Control, or migration from legacy Tanzu to VCF), let me know. tanzu kubernetes grid service license
Use these VMware tools to verify compliance: When you assign a Tanzu edition license to
Now the standard offering, replacing Tanzu Basic. It includes essential components like the Harbor registry, Antrea/Calico networking, and lifecycle management via Cluster API. It includes essential components like the Harbor registry,
Existing workloads and deployed Tanzu Kubernetes clusters will continue to run as expected.
DevOps engineers are blocked from deploying new workloads . Deployment Contexts Licensing for vSphere with Tanzu - Broadcom TechDocs
Specifically refers to the service running inside the vSphere Supervisor. It requires specific licensing like vSphere 8 Enterprise Plus with Add-on for Kubernetes or modern VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF) bundles.