KB 439327: How to Find and Register Newer VKS Releases in vCenter
Read OriginalThis article explains why newer VMware Kubernetes Service (VKS) versions may be missing from the vCenter upgrade interface and how to resolve it. It covers the difference between embedded and asynchronous releases, the need to manually register asynchronous releases via the Broadcom Support Portal, and the step-by-step workflow: inventory current versions, validate upgrade paths, download package.yaml, register through the Kubernetes Service tile, and activate on Supervisors. It also emphasizes that registration doesn't upgrade Supervisors and highlights important lifecycle considerations.
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