As part of the setup for vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS), a local vSphere Content Library needs be created to store the various vSphere Kubernetes releases (VKr) which users typically synchronize from VMware's online VKr Content Library repository.
I typically recommend configuring the content library subscription to only download files when needed, rather than the entire library, which is currently over 200GB+.
After standing up another VKS environment, I needed to download additional VKr images but I could not reuse my existing subscribed content library since it was configured on a different vCenter Server.
With the ability to host a custom vSphere Content Library on my Synology, I realized a better solution would be for me to simply download the full VMware VKr Content Library and host that locally on my network rather than re-downloading the same images each time I have a new deployment.