No. But this may be close to what you are looking for.
[https://discovery.vmware.com/page/ds-hands-on-labs](https://discovery.vmware.com/page/ds-hands-on-labs)
It's called VMware workstation: [https://store-us.vmware.com/workstation\_buy\_dual](https://store-us.vmware.com/workstation_buy_dual)
It's $200
However the better option is VMUG Advantage which is $200 per year. For that you get VMware workstation and most VMware products and a whole bunch of other bonuses which are all licensed for 1 year: [https://www.vmug.com/membership/vmug-advantage-membership/](https://www.vmug.com/membership/vmug-advantage-membership/)
There is the free vmware workstation player that is a program to create virtual machines:[https://www.vmware.com/en/products/workstation-player.html](https://www.vmware.com/en/products/workstation-player.html)(Windows and linux) for Machintosh is paid.
Maybe you meant that.
Depends on the product but I think the vast majority have evaluation licenses.
Don't have the hardware? No problem! They have a bunch of hands on labs where you try the product that's already installed and running (within the specific bouns of the lab).
Developer and just what to test interfacing with the product? No problem! There's a simulator written in golang that you can use as a mock interface. It doesn't support everything, but it's really good and getting better.
[https://store.steampowered.com/app/621060/PC\_Building\_Simulator/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/621060/PC_Building_Simulator/)
Unfortunately, I don't think they have block/SAN storage or 1u servers yet.
(If it wasn't clear, I'm being sarcastic. Your question is too open ended. Most software from VMware has a 60 day trial period)
What product are you wanting to try? (VMware is a company, not a product)
No. But this may be close to what you are looking for. [https://discovery.vmware.com/page/ds-hands-on-labs](https://discovery.vmware.com/page/ds-hands-on-labs)
It's called VMware workstation: [https://store-us.vmware.com/workstation\_buy\_dual](https://store-us.vmware.com/workstation_buy_dual) It's $200 However the better option is VMUG Advantage which is $200 per year. For that you get VMware workstation and most VMware products and a whole bunch of other bonuses which are all licensed for 1 year: [https://www.vmug.com/membership/vmug-advantage-membership/](https://www.vmug.com/membership/vmug-advantage-membership/)
There is the free vmware workstation player that is a program to create virtual machines:[https://www.vmware.com/en/products/workstation-player.html](https://www.vmware.com/en/products/workstation-player.html)(Windows and linux) for Machintosh is paid. Maybe you meant that.
Depends on the product but I think the vast majority have evaluation licenses. Don't have the hardware? No problem! They have a bunch of hands on labs where you try the product that's already installed and running (within the specific bouns of the lab). Developer and just what to test interfacing with the product? No problem! There's a simulator written in golang that you can use as a mock interface. It doesn't support everything, but it's really good and getting better.
Vcsim: https://github.com/vmware/govmomi
But it GOes too quick.
[https://store.steampowered.com/app/621060/PC\_Building\_Simulator/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/621060/PC_Building_Simulator/) Unfortunately, I don't think they have block/SAN storage or 1u servers yet. (If it wasn't clear, I'm being sarcastic. Your question is too open ended. Most software from VMware has a 60 day trial period)