Workstation Player continues to be available as Free for Personal Use, and offers commercial licenses at $149 for new licenses and $79 for upgrades, while also now providing license portability with Fusion Player. And now, those devices can now also be a Mac by simply applying your Workstation Pro license key in Fusion Pro.

For individual customers, are also now licensing Workstation for use on up to 3 personal devices.

Firstly, the upgrade and new license pricing are now $99 for existing customers, or $199 for new customers.

Workstation Pro has undergone some changes as well. New Pricing for Workstation Pro, Fusion Pro Don’t want to wait? We’re still collecting feedback from our Fusion and Workstation Tech Previews! The aim is to provide developers a reliable setup for establishing a rapid ‘inner loop’ pipeline of development and code iteration to build modern applications, or even when working on the codebase of Kubernetes itself.įusion 12 and Workstation 16 will be shipping in VMware’s Fiscal Q3 which ends in October. Vctl can now also deploy custom Kubernetes clusters with newly added support for ‘ kind’ – a tool for creating developer-defined local clusters using containers as “nodes.” Top of the list is bringing Kubernetes and Containers to Workstation for Windows with the CLI ‘vctl’ĭevelopers with Fusion can already use ‘vctl’ to build, run, push or pull containers, and now we’re bringing vctl to Workstation for Windows. Looking for a more Mac-centric perspective? Check out the Fusion 12 blog! Quick Overviewīuilding on over 20 years of local virtualization excellence, the latest releases of our favorite virtualization tools deliver some amazing new capabilities for IT Admins, for Developers, and for everyone else. It is our pleasure and privilege to announce the upcoming VMware Desktop Hypervisor product lines for 2020: VMware VMware Workstation 16 and VMware Fusion 12 Announcing: VMware Workstation 16 and Fusion 12

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