Global Configuration
% overhead on all recommended CIDRs
Hosts
VLANs
IPs
Basic Configuration
NSX Configuration
Fleet Configuration
VCF 9 uses Simple mode (1 appliance). Dedicated Fleet VLAN moves platform service nodes (Ops, Logs, Networks, Automation) to the Fleet Network. Collectors always remain in Management VM Network.
VKS / Kubernetes
VKS Infrastructure VLAN: 5 CONSECUTIVE IPs required — 3 control plane VMs + 1 floating IP + 1 patching IP.
NSX VPCs
Subnets
Additional Services
No additional services configured.
Instance-level — always in Mgmt VM Network
Instance-level — always in Mgmt VM Network
3 active + 1 upgrade/patching node
1 (standalone) or 3 (HA)
Workload Domains
NSX Options
5 CONSECUTIVE IPs required for VKS Infrastructure VLAN (3 control plane + 1 floating + 1 patching).
NSX VPCs
Additional Services
No additional services.
No workload domains configured. Click "+ Add Workload Domain" to start.
VLAN Design
Auto-calculated from configuration — enter VLAN IDs and CIDRs below| Domain | VLAN Name | VLAN ID | CIDR | Req. IPs | Rec. CIDR | Mandatory | Scope | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Appliance Allocation
Auto-generated — fill in IP addresses and FQDNs| Appliance Name | Type | Domain | VLAN | IP Address | FQDN | Static | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Virtual IP (VIP) Allocation
Auto-generated — fill in IP addresses and FQDNs| VIP Name | Service | Domain | VLAN | IP Address | FQDN | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Validation Results
✓ No Blockers
Resolution:
✓ No validation issues found — configuration looks good!
Export & Import
Excel Export
Export a full planning workbook with 5 sheets:
Domain Summary · VLAN Summary · Appliance Allocation · VIPs · Validation Report
JSON Save / Load
Export or restore the full planner state as a JSON file.
All configuration, IP assignments, and FQDNs are preserved.
Project Statistics
VLANs
Appliances
VIPs
Blockers
Project Info
| Project Name | |
| Customer | |
| Scenario | |
| Deployment | |
| Workload Domains |
VCF 9 Network Planner
Architecture Edition — Pre-Deployment Network Planning Tool
v1.0.2
April 2026
VMware Cloud Foundation 9
Designed & Developed by
Leonardo Coscia
Senior VMware Cloud Foundation Architect
Purpose
The VCF 9 Network Planner automates the pre-deployment network design process for VMware Cloud Foundation 9 deployments. It replaces manual spreadsheet workflows with a single, self-consistent planning document.
From a handful of configuration choices, the tool derives the complete set of VLANs, appliance IP allocations, VIPs, and runs architectural validation — ready for export to Excel or JSON.
Version History
| Version | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| v1.0.2 | Apr 2026 | Security hardening — SRI hashes on all CDN scripts, pinned dependency versions, x-html → x-text, minimal Supabase profile fetch |
| v1.0.1 | Apr 2026 | Supabase credentials embedded directly in index.html — no external config.js required |
| v1.0.0 | Apr 2026 | Initial release — full HTML, Alpine.js, Supabase auth, VCF-DD design |
Capabilities
Technology Stack
VCF 9 Network Planner · Designed for VMware Cloud Foundation 9 pre-deployment architecture · © 2026 Leonardo Coscia