SUSE Product Appendices for SUSE Offerings (June 2026)
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- Kind
- Product terms
- Format
- Document id
- Subscription Product Appendices - 01 June 2026
- Applies to
- Matrix of SUSE Products (Unit of Measure, Stackable); Appendix A SLES and SLES for SAP Applications; Appendix L SUSE Linux Micro; Appendix M SUSE Rancher Prime (incl. SUSE Security, formerly NeuVector); Appendix O SUSE AI; Exhibit 1 Glossary.
- Aliases
- Product Appendices; Units of measure; PDF title "Subscription Product Appendices - Final - 01 June 2026"
- Evidence
- Physical Server Subscriptions cannot be split (Appendix A §4)
- Stackable definition and odd-socket rounding (Exhibit 1)
- Up to 2 VMs per Subscription (Appendix A §5(a))
- Physical or virtual, not both; not a Virtualization Host (Appendix A §5(a))
- Unlimited VMs per 1-2 Sockets (Appendix A §6)
- Every capable Virtualization Host must be licensed (Appendix A §6)
- Only subscribed Physical Servers in the Virtualization Environment (Appendix A §1)
- Highest valued Subscription on deployment change (Appendix A §2)
- Transfer to new Physical Servers (Appendix A §4)
- Physical-only and 1 VM Subscriptions not eligible for BYOS (Appendix A §3)
- SLES for SAP required on KVM hosts running SAP (Appendix A §6(a))
- Socket Pair Equivalent calculation and rounding (Appendix A §9)
- Per IFL, unlimited Instances (Appendix A §8)
- Groups of 4 Cores below 16 Arm Cores (Appendix A §12)
- One Subscription per cloud VM, 16 Virtual Core cap (Appendix L §5)
- Rancher Prime Units and stacking (Appendix M §1)
- Every Core/vCPU/Socket of a Managed Instance (Appendix M §1)
- SUSE Security (formerly NeuVector) Add-On (Appendix M §4)
- Accelerator count regardless of active AI use (Appendix O)