In this episode from VMware Explore, Lukas first goes over vcluster and loft.sh. Then Coté and Alex Williams discuss those topics and kubernetes in general with Lukas.

In this video, Ben Wilcock (@benbravo73) looks at how VMware Tanzu Application Platform levels up your Kubernetes and allows you to educate your developers about where they work, how their apps relate to each other, and how they're deployed on the Kubernetes platform.

In this video, Ben Wilcock (@benbravo73) looks at how VMware Tanzu Application Platform levels up your Kubernetes and allows you to inspect, debug, and fix your code live - while it's running on the platform.

Open source has become a critical part of global infrastructure. Kubernetes and cloud native adoption is seeing record high growth, especially at large companies. An estimated 5.6 million developers use Kubernetes today. Alongside this growth, software supply chain attacks are on the rise with some reports showing them having increased 650% in 2021. These attacks have had huge knock-on effects to the extent that the White House has issued an executive order and additional guidance with recommendations and upcoming regulation.

When You Build an Awesome App Pipeline that goes Nowhere.

VMware Tanzu Community Edition offers Cartographer, advanced software supply chain tooling that can help you deliver applications more rapidly, securely, and efficiently at scale. In this video, Cora Iberkleid shows us how to use Cartographer to build and maintain paths to production from reusable building blocks and create pre-approved workflows that enable dev teams to focus on writing code and that boost their productivity.

What is DevSecOps? Here, Coté goes over what he things DevSecOps is.

What is DevSecOps? Here’s part two of what I think it is, actual new tools you can use when it comes to verifying/trusting what’s in your apps and putting out guardrails for developers. Plus, some repaving for you 3 R’s OGs.

Is Observability really just logging, metrics, and distributed tracing? Are we done? Mission accomplished? Can we go home for the week even if it is just Tuesday? You can often hear about the "Three Pillars of Observability" but having access to logs, metrics, and traces does not necessarily mean more observable systems. In this session, you'll learn what Observability is, what problems the three pillars solve, what problems they generate, and how deep the rabbit hole goes behind them. We will explore the basics of the three pillars and what Spring has to offer to implement them.