Managing Amazon EVS environments

VCF subscriptions - Describes how VCF subscriptions works with Amazon EVS and customer responsibilities for VCF subscription management.

VCF versions and EC2 instance types provided by Amazon EVS - Describes supported VCF and ESX versions and how to check version availability in Amazon EVS.

Amazon EVS environment lifecycle management - Describes lifecycle management responsibilities within an Amazon EVS environment, including the underlying infrastructure management, VCF upgrade management, the ESX host lifecyle management.

Performing maintenance on your environment - Describes how to perform common maintenance tasks for your Amazon EVS environment, including networking configuration, ESX host maintenance, checking environment status, and managing secret rotation schedules for your VCF credentials.

Create an Amazon EVS host - Describes how to create an Amazon EVS host after the environment deploys and add the host to the cluster.

Delete an Amazon EVS host - Describes how to delete an Amazon EVS host and remove it from the cluster.

Create an Amazon EVS environment connector - Describes how to create an Amazon EVS environment connector to establish a persistent connection between Amazon EVS and a VCF appliance.

Update an Amazon EVS environment connector - Describes how to update an Amazon EVS environment connector to change the appliance FQDN or Secrets Manager secret.

Delete an Amazon EVS environment connector - Describes how to delete an Amazon EVS environment connector.

Create an Amazon EVS entitlement - Describes how to create an Amazon EVS entitlement to enable AWS offered Windows licensing coverage for VMs.

Delete an Amazon EVS entitlement - Describes how to delete an Amazon EVS entitlement to remove AWS offered Windows licensing coverage from VMs.

Configure Windows Server Activation - Describes how to configure Windows Server activation on VMs that have Windows Server entitlements.