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Tanzu.TV - The Future of Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes with Paul Warren, Jared Ruckle, and Dieu Cao

Join members from the VMware cf-for-k8s project to discuss the latest news from CF Summit. We’ll show a demo of “cf push” atop Kubernetes, and discuss on how these two communities are coming together.

Tanzu Service Mesh Autoscaler Feature Demo

This is a demonstration of the Autoscaler feature in VMware Tanzu Service Mesh. With Tanzu Service Mesh Autoscaler, developers and operators have automatic scaling of microservices that meet changing levels of demand based on metrics, such as CPU or memory usage. These metrics are available to Tanzu Service Mesh without needing additional code changes or metrics plugins.

Tanzu Service Mesh SLO Feature Demo

This is a demonstration of the Service-Level Objective (SLO) feature in VMware Tanzu Service Mesh. Service-level objectives provide a formalized way to describe, measure, and monitor the performance, quality, and reliability of microservice applications. SLOs provide a shared quality benchmark for application and platform teams to reference for the purposes of gauging service-level agreement (SLA) compliance and continuous improvement.

Deploying Cloud Foundry for Kubernetes on a Tanzu Mission Control managed Kubernetes cluster.

Cloud Foundry for Kubernetes has reached GA! Watch Paul Czarkowski create a Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Kubernetes cluster using Tanzu Mission Control ( don't worry CF4K8s works great on any Kubernetes cluster, even KIND ). Once the cluster is up Paul installs some infrastructure including the Harbor registry and then deploys Cloud Foundry for Kubernetes on the cluster using Harbor as its container registry.

How to Install Tanzu Service Manager

Tanzu Service Manager allows you to connect application-enabling services running on Kubernetes to applications running on the Tanzu Application Service. In this video, watch step-by-step instructions to install Tanzu Service Manager. We walk through prerequisites to the installation, installing components such as the CLI, moving images to a container registry, configuring mandatory and optional parameters, and checking that everything has worked.