Developers rely on all sorts of 3rd party frameworks, packages, and projects for their applications. Ensuring that those components are available, secure, and fit into an organizations overall enterprise architecture can be a challenge. Ramya Sarangarajan joins us in this episode to cover how the VMware Marketplace helps out.
Check out the VMware Marketplace yourself (https://marketplace.cloud.vmware.com). Also, follow the marketplace in Twitter (https://twitter.com/vmwmarketplace), if you're into that.

Ben Hale talks about one the foundational concepts in the VMware Tanzu Application Platform, application aware platforms.

Hear Alex Barbato and John Kjell of the VMware Tanzu team discuss why it's important, but still challenging, to secure your software supply chain. Importantly, they focus on the process of building secure software rather than buying it, and explain how new offerings such as Tanzu Application Platform can help automate some of the tedium for developers, operators, and security teams.
Learn more:
VMware Tanzu (https://tanzu.vmware.com/)
VMware Tanzu Labs (https://tanzu.vmware.com/labs)
Tanzu Application Platform (https://tanzu.vmware.com/application-platform)
Improve Your Cybersecurity with a Secure Software Development Supply Chain (https://tanzu.vmware.com/content/blog/improve-your-cybersecurity-secure-software-development-supply-chain)
Implementing DevSecOps in a Federal Agency with VMware Tanzu (https://tanzu.vmware.com/content/blog/implementing-devsecops-federal-agency-vmware-tanzu)
Modern Least Privilege and DevSecOps (https://octo.vmware.com/modern-least-privilege-and-devsecops/)
What Is DevSecOps? (https://tanzu.vmware.com/devsecops)
Secure Supply Chain, with Henri van den Bulk (https://www.tanzutalk.com/222)
Follow everyone:
VMware Tanzu (https://twitter.com/VMwareTanzu)
VMware Tanzu Labs (https://twitter.com/VMwareTanzuLabs)
Alex Barbato (https://twitter.com/alexbarbato)
John Kjell (https://twitter.com/J0hnKjell)
Danielle Burrow (https://twitter.com/dburrow11)
Derrick Harris (https://twitter.com/derrickharris)

This episode features highlights from every episode so far, including a mix of VMware Tanzu Labs experts and clients. Because of the show's focus, the topics here range from building your first product as a startup to scaling Kubernetes inside a large organization, and cover industries including retail, financial services, and health care.

In this episode, which first aired in September 2020, VMware's Josh Rosso explains when organizations and teams should look at adopting Kubernetes (hint: it's much more accessible than even a couple years ago), as well as some of the tricks to doing it successfully. Rosso spends his days helping large organizations scale Kubernetes environments, so he knows from whence he speaks. Since this episode aired, VMware Tanzu has updated its product lineup and roadmap to improve the developer experience on Kubernetes, while continuing its investment in alternative cloud native platforms for situations where Kubernetes is not the ideal choice.
Learn more:
* Announcing VMware Tanzu Application Platform: A Better Developer Experience on any Kubernetes (https://tanzu.vmware.com/content/blog/announcing-vmware-tanzu-application-platform)
* Introducing Tanzu Application Platform at SpringOne (https://youtu.be/9kD7wa407K4) [video]
* VMware Tanzu Application Service: The Best Destination for Mission-Critical Business Apps (https://tanzu.vmware.com/content/blog/vmware-tanzu-application-service-best-mission-critical-business-apps)
* VMware Tanzu (https://tanzu.vmware.com/)
* VMware Pivotal Labs (https://tanzu.vmware.com/labs)
* The Podlets (https://thepodlets.io/) [podcast]
* TGIK (https://tgik.io/) [podcast]
Follow everyone on Twitter:
* VMware Tanzu (https://twitter.com/VMwareTanzu)
* VMware Pivotal Labs (https://twitter.com/pivotallabs)
* Josh Rosso (https://twitter.com/joshrosso)
* Danielle Burrow (https://twitter.com/DBurrow11)
* Derrick Harris (https://twitter.com/derrickharris/)

Among other things, the banking world is looking for new revenue and ways to retain customers. Focusing on customer experience is one way to get there. Shifting to a product-centric way of thinking results in dreaming up new types of “features” and even products to offer existing customers and help retain them - maybe even garnering new customers above the humming churn rate. In this episode, Coté talks with Henri van den Bulk about these drivers and some examples of that product-centric thinking in action.
Find Henri in Twitter and LinkedIn:
https://twitter.com/hmvandenb
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hvandenbulk/

In this episode of Cloud & Culture, Shaun Anderson and Brandon Blincoe of VMware Tanzu Labs share lessons they've learned while helping large retail clients modernize their online and in-store operations. Among other things, they discuss the nuances of inventory management, the best strategies for integrating systems after acquisitions, and the potential benefits of running Kubernetes clusters inside stores.

Coté is joined by Bernard Golden and Jesse Bean to talk about how companies they’re talking with are thinking through and approaching digital transformation and modernizing their software strategy.
Get Coté's new book for free: https://tanzu.vmware.com/content/ebooks/changing-mindsets-the-missing-ingredient-to-digital-transformation?utmsource=cote&utmmedium=video&utmcampaign=TanzuTalk&utmcontent=bernard

Right now there’s no end of possibilities for technology-driven innovation in healthcare. Coté and JT Perry discussed this state in part one of the conversation, and it part two they go over examples of those innovations. First, they discuss what FHIR (in the US) is and how it creates new opportunities for better patient care. Also, discussed: the software development tool-chain for more innovation in healthcare, at-home devices to reduce hospital stays, and API implementation and management.
See part one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dpac46N5qM&list=PLAdzTaneSPRNuA52_34wh5VTBC-0Rz7U
JT in Twitter: https://twitter.com/circlejtp

The US healthcare industry will likely see a lot of changes in the next five years - there's already a lot going on with mergers and new services forced by the pandemic. In this episode, fresh from working in the healthcare industry, JT Perry talks with Coté about all that horizon 2 and 3 stuff. The recent introduction of APIs and data interoperability is one of the more interesting topics. This is part one - in part two, we'll discuss the tools and practices companies can use to be part of this innovation.
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JT Perry in Twitter: https://twitter.com/circlejtp
JT Perry in LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jtperry/