The current latest version and build for each VMware Cloud Foundation 9.1 component. In
9.1, components patch per component and asynchronously (Express
Patches), so a single point-in-time table drifts within weeks. This one is refreshed
automatically from Broadcom, so it stays honest as a one-glance “what’s
current” reference during planning.
Reading a 9.x version. Broadcom numbers releases
X.Y.Z.EEHH.build — major . minor . maintenance . (Express Patch + Hot Patch) . build.
Moving X.Y.Z (e.g. 9.1.0 → 9.1.1) is an upgrade and follows
a required update sequence; moving only EEHH (e.g. 9.1.0.0300 → 9.1.0.0400)
is a patch with no sequence. Each maintenance version keeps receiving patches
on its own line, so every currently-supported one is listed below.
Last updated 04 Sept 2026· refreshed daily from Broadcom
VCF 9.1.1GA 03 Sept 2026
Newly released — Broadcom has not opened a patch tree for 9.1.1 yet, so every
row is at its GA build (from the 9.1.1 Bill of
Materials). Express Patches will land here as they ship.
Optional components, not part of the base VCF 9.1 BOM and not tied to a
maintenance version. Each patches on its own cadence and versioning scheme in its own
release-notes tree. Avi Load Balancer publishes no build number, so its Build column shows
“N/A”.
Always confirm with Broadcom before advising a build. Patch cadence is
high and components move independently. Rows marked GA have no
Express Patch yet, so they run at their general-availability build. The VCF Operations
services listed under Management — Orchestrator, Log Management, Real-Time Metrics and
its Store — are independently-versioned components of that product family, each with
its own build.
Sources: the Broadcom
VCF 9.1 release notes
— for each maintenance version, its patch-release tree (or, where no Express Patch has
shipped, that version's Bill of Materials), plus each add-on's own release notes. Every row
links its exact source. Generated by web/scripts/scrape-versions.mjs, refreshed
daily.
