An overview of all the exciting launches and updates from Team Tanzu over the past year.

Now, the show! Worrying about “lock-in” is bogus if you don’t consider the nuances of the idea, the problems you’re solving, and the footing you want. Plus, three links on OKRs, multi-cloud, and OSS developer tools for kubernetes.

VMware Tanzu Application Platform is a modular, app-aware platform that removes the friction for developing apps by providing an abstraction layer on top of any compliant public cloud or on-premises Kubernetes cluster. This video introduces the inner and outer loop development and operations experiences to build and deploy software quickly using Tanzu Application Platform.

VMware Tanzu Application Platform delivers a comprehensive developer experience for any Kubernetes. It enables developers to quickly onboard, rapidly iterate, and deliver apps to production seamlessly and more securely. This video talks about the core principles underlying the platform, including templates for quick access to cloud native patterns, as well as instant access to a rich set of developer tooling and modular components that can be customized for an organization's preferences and compliance policies.

2022 cloud hopes and dream, shooting for the stars…or too optimistic? On today’s Tanzu Talk stream, I’m going to look at recent cloud survey. Plus, three links on the Apple Watch in healthcare, the @botchagalupe Columbo method, and beefing up OKRs.

To meet Drax Group’s objective of a zero-carbon, lower-cost energy future, the company needed to change its technology architecture. Drax implemented VMware Tanzu Kubernetes and VMware Tanzu Mission Control to deploy and operate cloud native applications and manage their Kubernetes infrastructure. Learn more by watching their feature from VMworld 2021.

This video goes into detail on how to perform application and platform mitigation of the Log4j CVEs using VMware Tanzu Application Service. Please note: This content is relevant as of 12/16/21 and could become outdated due to the ever-changing Log4j situation. Here are some additional resources regarding this vulnerability.

This is a new EBC-ish talk from Coté on how to overcome four common barriers to getting better at software in large organizations: can’t change fast enough, bad tools and long wait times, no one trusts change so doesn’t, legacy systems. It gives a brief overview of what the VMware Tanzu portfolio is all about, what the point of getting better at software is, and then covers four common barriers to change for large organizations and how they overcome them. All with a little help from Tanzu, of course.

Coté learns how to setup persistent storage in kubernetes.