VMware Tanzu Service Mesh provides consistent operations and security across the end-to-end application transaction—end users to services to data—on any platform or cloud. What’s more, you can simplify lifecycle management of all service meshes within your enterprise.

Watch this short intro to VMware Tanzu Advanced to learn how this full-stack, DevSecOps platform simplifies and secures the container lifecycle to speed the delivery of modern apps at scale.

Get a quick overview of VMware Tanzu Basic edition and how it simplifies the operation of Kubernetes by putting cloud-native constructs at the virtualization admin’s fingertips as part of vSphere 7.

Chris Willis is back to show us how the VMware Tanzu suite puts DevSecOps in place. Trust those containers!

Historically, application configuration has been managed internal to an application deployment, in environment variables, or in files placed in the filesystem of the running application. As applications evolved into microservices, however, that approach become inadequate. Centralized configuration, including application-specific and shared configuration, versioning and rollback capabilities, and auditing became necessary. As more applications and microservices are becoming containerized and deployed in Kubernetes, configuration continues to be challenging. While Kubernetes offers configuration via ConfigMaps and Secrets, there’s no clear way to manage the properties going into those resources. In this Tanzu Tuesday session, we’ll explore the Tanzu Configuration Service, a means of managing configuration in a Kubernetes-native way using ConfigMaps, but that also offers the benefits afforded in a centralized configuration option.

VMware's Yaron Parasol and Chunyi Lyu walk through VMware Tanzu RabbitMQ for Kubernetes. A custom Kubernetes cluster operator makes it easy to run Tanzu RabbitMQ on any certfied Kubernetes distribution, including all of the VMware Tanzu Editions.

Many people assume that becoming more agile means becoming less secure. If you treat security as a feature instead of as a barrier, though, doing agile development can make your software even more secure.

To get developers to adopt Kubernetes, it's important to keep in mind that it's not about Kubernetes! It's about the developer experience we create on top of it. At VMware Tanzu, we believe that success with platforms like Kubernetes is found at the intersection of applications and infrastructure, focusing on creating a great developer experience and enabling platform teams in modern practices that will help them be successful on Day 2.

When Federal people ask to secure a DevOps app creation and delivery process, what do they mean? Chris Willis joins Coté in this episode to answer that question with a #vmwaretanzu customer example: the Tanzu Build Service, buildpacks, Tanzu Application Service (Pivotal Cloud Foundry), and other components. He covers FIPS encryption requirements, STIGs, working with the authorizing official, and the overall practices and culture-think for securing build pipelines.