"Payload of unsupported Workload Management solution has been identified on the following host(s)" while configuring the single image cluster using vLCM.
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"Payload of unsupported Workload Management solution has been identified on the following host(s)" while configuring the single image cluster using vLCM.

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Article ID: 388462

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Products

VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service VMware vSphere 7.0 with Tanzu VMware vCenter Server 7.0 VMware vCenter Server 8.0

Issue/Introduction

Converting a baseline-based cluster to a single image cluster fails with error "Payload of unsupported Workload Management solution has been identified on the following host(s)".

warning vmware-vum-server[23991] [Originator@6876 sub=ImageManager::EnablementManager] [EnablementManager 1971] Payload of unsupported Workload Management solution has been identified on the following host(s): esxi01.example.org. This will block PMan enablement.
warning vmware-vum-server[23991] [Originator@6876 sub=ImageManager::EnablementManager] [EnablementManager 1971] 'spherelet' component/vib belongs to 'Workload Management' unsupported solution. Hosts containing this component/vib: esxi01.example.org. This will block PMan enablement.

 

Environment

VMware vSphere 7.x/8.x with Tanzu 

Resolution

To convert the baseline cluster to image cluster, you must first switch the cluster which is not yet enabled for Workload Management to use images and then enable vSphere Supervisor on that cluster.

For more information, see the Requirements(Note) section of the vSphere Lifecycle Manager and vSphere Supervisor.

In vSphere 9.0 and later, you can seamlessly transition a live Supervisor Cluster from vLCM baselines to vLCM images in place. This process works exactly like transitioning a standard compute cluster and does not require disabling the container control plane or disrupting running workloads.

For detailed guidance, please refer to the official documentation: vSphere Lifecycle Manager and vSphere Supervisor (9.0)

Additional Information

Managing Supervisor Cluster Using vLCM

vSphere Lifecycle Manager and vSphere Supervisor

vSphere Lifecycle Manager and vSphere Supervisor (9.0)