Newer VKS Versions Missing from vCenter: Finding and Registering Asynchronous Releases
Read OriginalThis article explains why newer VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) versions may not appear in the vCenter upgrade dropdown, as asynchronous releases require manual registration. It references Broadcom KB 439327 and provides a runbook: confirm the missing item is the VKS Supervisor Service version, validate compatibility, download the VKS package from Broadcom Support Portal, register it under Supervisor Management > Services, and perform the upgrade. The article clarifies that the dropdown only shows embedded versions and emphasizes tracking VKS lifecycle separately from vCenter releases.
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