Tag: tanzu
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Release your software all at once to defend against hacks
The Spring team is now releasing all updates on one day to give people a leg up in patching: Historically, we spread releases over a two-week period with each level of the Spring portfolio dependency tree shipping on a different day. While that approach has served us well over the years, in a world where…
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Relative to your interests, Thursday
Also: sovereign agentic AI on Tanzu, TrueSource trusted artifacts, reverse engineering ChatGPT Work, agents that took over a wiki, accidental platforms, and a meeting that could have been an email.
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New open source support plan from Broadcom VMware Tanzu
Padmanabhan said that promise means VMware will also provide “TrueSource trusted artifacts” for code that is not part of Spring, including the wider Java ecosystem, Python, and Node.js. … Broadcom’s curation process ensures that the libraries conform to a reference architecture and are supportable by the maintainers of record,” according to a company statement. “Thousands…
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Broadcom Builds Sovereign Agentic AI Foundations Around VMware Tanzu
What Broadcom is doing with these announcements is to apply proven Cloud Foundry platform mechanics to autonomous AI by establishing a strict deny-by-default architecture. Under this runtime model, agents operate inside isolated, ephemeral sandboxes stripped of baseline networking, external API routing, and internet access until administrators explicitly configure service bindings. 🔗 Broadcom Builds Sovereign Agentic…
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Relative to your interests, Friday
Fewer than a quarter of enterprises have scaled AI. Also: adoption that’s broad but shallow, agent sprawl vs. a runtime, second brains, and MCP as SOAP for Zoomers.
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What Broadcom said about using Mythos at Explore 2026
Broadcom has been using Mythos to find and address security vulnerablities since the begining. Here are recent comments about that from Explore 2026.
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Relative to your interests, Monday
Getting your data in shape for enterprise AI usage. Also: MCP gateways, day-two platform ownership, flying toasters, and a pantograph.
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Six to eight weeks, down to two days – How Tanzu Product Management Uses AI
I talked with Chris McClanahan and Purnima Padmanabhan about how the Tanzu product management team actually put AI to work. Ideation went from six to eight weeks to a couple of days, and almost none of what got them there was tooling. It was org chart work: one pod instead of hand-offs, onboarding the AI…
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Platform Engineering 2.0: The Evolution of the AI Era
The same five-pillar argument as the Platform Engineering 2.0 white paper, but in conversation and with two things the slide deck does not say out loud: that the internal developer platform is becoming an agent developer platform serving dozens of machine consumers per human, and that virtual machines – pushed off the golden path entirely…
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The Evolution to Platform Engineering 2.0
Platform engineering succeeded so completely that the platform most enterprises already run is now the constraint: built for one persona, before AI workloads, autonomous agents and GPU scheduling. The proposed fix is to push security, cost awareness and AI readiness down into the platform as defaults rather than onto developers, which makes infrastructure the strategic…
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Using frontier models to find security problems in Spring Framework – a trickle turned into a tidal wave
“In March, we saw 55 reports coming from the community. In April, that went to 112. April is also when we finally got access to those frontier models and started doing internal scanning, and our internal scans gave us another 370 internal reports.” Michael Minella on the Spring Team. The historical baseline was about seven…
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AI won’t fix your broken culture, but you can fix your broken culture
AI amplifies what you have: good processes get faster, bad ones get worse. Getting real enterprise AI ROI means changing how you work – structure, focus, scope.
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Relative to your interests, Tuesday
I have been on vacation for a little while, in Finland for the third time. Finland feels different than the other parts of Europe I have been to. Perhaps it’s because I spent my time there in rural Finland. But it also feels like most of Finland is rural. In that way, it feels a…
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private AI in banking
Developing the secure data layers needed for large language model (LLM) use cases. Because its AI compute and data storage operate within the same strict perimeter, the credit union can confidently leverage highly sensitive member data. This makes Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) easy to implement while keeping member information completely isolated from public APIs. 🔗 USSFCU…
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Talk: VCF + Tanzu Platform = The Private Cloud Enterprises Actually Needs – June 25th, 2026
I’m doing a Global VMUG session with Oren Penso this Thursday, June 25th, 5:40pm CEST. Virtual, free. Title: “VCF + Tanzu Platform = The Private Cloud Enterprises Actually Needs.” The abstract: VMware Cloud Foundation 9 brings modern infrastructure to your private cloud. Tanzu Platform layers on as the application platform layer – giving developers PaaS…
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Platform as a Product, 2017 to 2026 – not much changed, which is the point
The Platform as a Product paper, first published in 2017 and updated for 2026. The concept survived Pivotal, the platform engineering category, and kubernetes blocking out the sun for five years.
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Enterprise Harness Smack-Talk, Forms Don’t Love You Back, and Doing Nothing on Purpose – Related to your interests, Friday
Also: Anthropic’s 80% code claim, and Claude’s quiet enterprise share. From: Broadcom’s Investment in Spring to Combat AI-Fueled Security Challenges in the Enterprise As the chart shows, there’s been a huge jump in CVEs for Spring – this is what’s happening everywhere, you know. My work, Tanzu, has been focusing on this and has changed…
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GSA and Broadcom OneGov Agreement Saves Taxpayer Dollars on Innovative AI Platforms and Software Security Tools
The offer provides agencies with discounts of up to 64% for the deployment of secure, scalable, and AI-ready applications. The package includes the VMware Tanzu Platform and VMware Tanzu Data Intelligence, as well as VMware Avi Load Balancer and the VMware vDefend (inclusive of Distributed Firewall and Advanced Threat Prevention). Additionally, agencies have the option…
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Defeating Conway’s Law
Try using a platform to combat Conway’s Law and organizational friction caused by too many groups/silos. This matters because it removes the structural excuse for fragmentation. When a single platform surfaces all the controls a unified team needs, there is no longer a technical reason to keep five separate teams in five separate rooms. The…
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