VMware ESXi 6.0 and vCenter 6.0 or higher are required.
VMware virtual volumes are available in all editions of VMware vSphere since vSphere 6.0 (for VMware vSphere 7.0 use Enterprise Plus and Standard editions). BTW if you're going with the free version have a look at THIS great new ESXi add-in that gives you a vCenter-like interface into your host via a web client - it's really new and really useful :) Solution 2: Free version Hypervisor (Esxi) Version 6. Before starting to use VMware vVols, you should read system requirements and limitations. Those two stats you mention are different it's 8 virtualised CPUs per VM and 2 physical CPU sockets that they're talking about - not the same thing.
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