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The New CloudHealth Experience Responds to the Top Customer Requests

Over the course of 2024, the VMware Tanzu CloudHealth team has been teasing a new look and feel for Tanzu CloudHealth. In June, at FinOps X in San Diego, the team debuted the Private Beta of our new CloudHealth experience while work continued. Last week, during FinOps X Barcelona, we announced the Open Beta of the new CloudHealth experience.

FinOps X Europe: Recapping an Incredible Week in Barcelona

FinOps X Europe has finished and what a success! One of the hot topics discussed during the keynote was the concept of “Scopes”, which was driven by the expanding role of the FinOps team. Expectations of the FinOps team could range anywhere from visibility for more complete unit economics to optimization of licenses to renewal negotiations. And one of the clear questions was, when does it stop? Read on for more on that.

Announcing the Open Beta of the New CloudHealth Experience

As announced at FinOps X in June, VMware Tanzu CloudHealth has been working on one of the most significant updates to the platform in its history – an enhanced and modernized experience for our users. Since then, we have shared more details about how this new experience is designed with FinOps practitioners in mind and can power FinOps practices through the Inform, Optimize, and Operate phases throughout the FinOps Framework.

Deliver Platform-as-a-Service on Your Private Cloud with Tanzu Platform and VMware Cloud Foundation

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, businesses are eager to stay ahead of the competition. Many organizations have adopted cloud-native architectures, containers, and Kubernetes to gain a competitive edge and deliver workloads that leverage Generative AI and more. Central to this transformation is a necessity for a strong self-service application platform that meets business needs and fosters innovation.

Top 5 Intelligent App Delivery Challenges and How Executives Can Solve Them

GenAI apps, also known as Intelligent Apps, are the latest formulation of AI-capable applications. Unlike “Traditional” AI apps that utilize pre-defined processes in a chain to deliver predictive answers, GenAI apps create new and unique interactions with end users. Due to their creative and autonomous nature, integrating generative AI models into apps is like embedding a living brain into a piece of software.

Tanzu Platform 10 Offers Cloud Foundry Users Deep Visibility and Productivity Enhancements

This year at VMware Explore Las Vegas, we're excited to announce VMware Tanzu Platform 10. This new release is tailored for modern enterprises, aiming to transform how organizations manage, secure, and optimize their applications with enhanced flexibility and observability. Tanzu Platform 10 allows you to choose between Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes for your platform runtime, whether in public or private cloud environments.

Faster, More Secure App Development and Delivery with Tanzu Platform 10

Broadcom’s VMware Tanzu division has been helping organizations build and deliver modern, cloud native applications and the data services on which they run, for more than a decade. Since the release of the flagship Cloud Foundry based Tanzu Application Service and the massively popular Spring Framework, Tanzu has been at the forefront of modern enterprise app delivery.

Enlightning - Make Your Own Kubernetes User Experience with Headlamp!

Headlamp is a Kubernetes UI, created to help users navigate the complexity of Kubernetes. It is also extensible, enabling developers to build new experiences. In this episode, learn why Headlamp was created, how it works, how to adapt it to multiple use cases, and how to create plugins that can deliver different experiences for different users. Featuring host Whitney Lee and guest Joaquim Rocha ♫

Enlightning - Instant Observability: Exploring the Magic of Pixie

Pixie is an open source observability tool for Kubernetes applications. Pixie automatically collects telemetry data, including full-body requests, resource and network metrics, application profiles, and more. Using Pixie, developers can view the high-level state of their cluster (service maps, cluster resources, application traffic) and also drill down into more detailed views (pod state, flame graphs) without having to modify or redeploy their code.