vCenter FAQs

Question 1

What VMware environments does vCenter support?

Accepted Answer

It supports both Broadcom VCF vCenter Server Appliance and VMware vCenter Server Appliance instances, offering broad compatibility for managing your cloud infrastructure.

Question 2

What kind of information can I query about my VMware environment?

Accepted Answer

You can query comprehensive details on VMs, hosts, clusters, datastores, networks, datacenters, resource pools, guest details, appliance version, and more, all using plain English prompts.

Question 3

Are operations performed by vCenter read-only?

Accepted Answer

Yes, all operations performed by vCenter are strictly read-only. This ensures that no changes are ever made to your VMware vSphere environment, providing a safe and secure querying experience.

Question 4

How does vCenter handle my credentials?

Accepted Answer

vCenter securely stores your vCenter credentials in your operating system's keyring (e.g., Windows Credential Manager, macOS Keychain, Linux Secret Service). This method avoids storing plain-text passwords and enhances security.

Question 5

What is vCenter and how does it integrate with GitHub Copilot?

Accepted Answer

vCenter is a tool that exposes your vCenter Server Appliance REST endpoints, enabling GitHub Copilot to answer natural language questions about your VMware environment directly within VS Code Agent mode.

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