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VMware Fusion on macOS ARM - Kubernetes Tutorial
From the course: Kubernetes Step-by-Step by Pearson
VMware Fusion on macOS ARM
All right, if you want to use VMware or macOS, it's important to realize what type of macOS computer you have. So go to the Apple menu, select About This Mac, and you will find the chip version that you are using. And as you can see, I'm using Apple M1. You have two options here, either you see Apple M1, M2 or M3, or maybe by the time you watches M4 or even later, you see Intel. If you use Apple M1, you are on Apple Silicon, which is based on ARM CPUs. ARM CPUs are not compatible with Intel and AMD CPUs. So for virtualization, everything is going to be different. And you need to be really careful to select the appropriate virtualization product. One product that does work is VMware Fusion. And you can find VMware Fusion on VMware.com. There is a VMware Fusion Pro and a VMware Fusion Player. And VMware Fusion Player is lacking some of the more advanced features. But if you don't want these features, if you just want to run and install simple virtual machines, then I would say just go…
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