About Event
Core-based licensing changed the economics of every VMware environment—but most platforms are still designed like it never happened. Clusters sized for hardware efficiency, not license efficiency. High-core hosts running at 40% utilization. Test and DR environments consuming full production licensing. That gap is where the money goes.
In this session, we take a purely technical look at what VCF licensing means for design and operations: how cluster sizing, host selection, workload placement, and growth strategy directly drive your core count—and where the realistic savings are hiding in your environment. We'll share real numbers from real remediation projects,
including what changed with VCF 9 and current minimum commitments.
You'll leave with a concrete checklist to assess your own license efficiency—and an honest framework for the question everyone's asking: optimize, renegotiate, or migrate?
No procurement talk. No vendor pitch. Just architecture.
Speaker
Sascha Schwunk
Event Partners
comdivision: is a global consulting and services partner helping enterprises design, adopt, and operate modern VMware‑based cloud platforms. With deep expertise across architecture, enablement, and operations, comdivision supports customers end‑to‑end, from strategic planning to real‑world execution. As a long‑standing VMware partner, comdivision combines strong technical focus with practical experience and measurable business outcomes. Customers benefit not only from trusted expertise, but also from special pricing options for VMware Cloud Foundation, helping accelerate adoption while optimizing investment. Where results matter, comdivision delivers predictable outcomes and long‑term value.
