Blog Tag: Tanzu Application Catalog

The VMware Tanzu Application Catalog software knowledge graph is a powerful capability that will continue to deliver new product features over the next year, including integrations with Tanzu Platform

Get a clear picture of your OSS supply chain, and the risks you face from your open source software dependencies, using the all-new Tanzu OSS Health Assessment.

Bitnami-packaged open source software container images available in DockerHub are now signed by Notation, an implementation of the Notary Project specifications and a CNCF-incubating project.

Welcome to another edition of What’s new with Tanzu Application Catalog. This is a quarterly round up of all things related to Tanzu Application Catalog.

Tanzu Application Catalog now enables enterprises to meet data residency and data localization requirements while working with open source software.

With Tanzu Application Catalog, enterprises can get open source software that is customized per their requirements, fully ready to be deployed, easy to use, and built on a SLSA L3 pipeline.

A new technology research paper by CCS Insight sheds light on the challenges enterprises face using open source software and offers insights into the value provided by Tanzu Application Catalog.

Reducing the number of CVEs in software is an important practice. But if compliance adherence becomes an obsession, bad practices that lower software quality will be adopted to achieve it.

Tanzu Application Catalog extends its software supply chain security capabilities by leveraging Notation for signing and verifying production-ready open source software artifacts.

Tanzu Application Catalog now ships multi-architecture container images, supporting both ARM64 as well as x86-64.

VMware Tanzu Application Catalog now comes with options for user-defined application customization to help people customize open source software applications per their enterprise policies.

The widely popular Bitnami-packaged content is available in a standard open source version as well as an enterprise version. Learn how you can use them both to meet your open source needs.

VMware Application Catalog delivers Vulnerability Exploitability eXchange documentation to help customers make smart security decisions and avoid wasting time fixing unexploitable vulnerabilities.

VMware Application Catalog comes with a new security-focused subcatalog designed to help enterprises better address the security risks posed by open source software and improve compliance.

VMware Application Catalog now includes enterprise support for Sealed Secrets enabling customers to add a public-key cryptographic protection to their Kubernetes Secrets stored in shared repositories.

The software bill of materials provided by VMware Application Catalog is now available in SPDX format, an international open standard developed by the Linux Foundation for communication of SBoM.

By offering enterprise support for Kubeapps, we aim to enable our customers with production-ready open source artifacts from VMware Application Catalog in the most seamless and efficient way.

VMware Application Catalog is now capable of delivering its trusted, production-ready open source images to customers' Google Artifact Registry.

Users will be able to access VMware Application Catalog directly from the VMware Cloud Services portal, without having to go through VMware Marketplace.

VMware Application Catalog extends support to JFrog Container Registry, in addition to the Google Container Registry, Azure Container Registry, Harbor, and Elastic Container Registry.