What is the benefit of running containers natively on vSphere with Tanzu?

It eliminates the need for virtual machines entirely.

It automatically converts all VMs to containers.

It provides a separate management interface for containers.

It allows you to use the same vSphere infrastructure for both VMs and containers.

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What is the benefit of running containers natively on vSphere with Tanzu?

Which component is central to the vSphere Distributed Services Engine?

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