Is vRealize Infrastructure navigator compatible with Traditional Vms Only?
Quote from Internet_Incharge0 on February 6, 2026, 06:14The users are becoming curious as to whether vRealize Infrastructure navigator can be used outside of the virtual machines. vRealize Infrastructure Navigator used to be placed in the center of the architectural discourse, centered around vSphere VMs and their network/compute dependencies, which would fit well with monolithic or multi-tier enterprise applications. The integration with the cloud-native restrictions such as containers and microservices is supported either by integration into the larger set of VMware suites or by individual tools adapted to Kubernetes. Being aware of the extent of mapping of cloud workloads would enable the teams to determine where to implement each tool optimally. Do you work with it in conjunction with Kubernetes/AWS/GCP mapping instruments?
The users are becoming curious as to whether vRealize Infrastructure navigator can be used outside of the virtual machines. vRealize Infrastructure Navigator used to be placed in the center of the architectural discourse, centered around vSphere VMs and their network/compute dependencies, which would fit well with monolithic or multi-tier enterprise applications. The integration with the cloud-native restrictions such as containers and microservices is supported either by integration into the larger set of VMware suites or by individual tools adapted to Kubernetes. Being aware of the extent of mapping of cloud workloads would enable the teams to determine where to implement each tool optimally. Do you work with it in conjunction with Kubernetes/AWS/GCP mapping instruments?