Jun 23 - Boost Developer Productivity and Operator Confidence with Secure, Open Source Components

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.

Some of the widely-used Bitnami-packaged Data Services Helm charts now support Service Binding for Kubernetes, removing the complexities around services configuration and secrets retrieval processes.

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.

Despite being the preferred choice among enterprise developers, I&O, and managers, OSS brings along its own set of challenges to platform teams. Here are some best practices to mitigate them.

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.

VMware Application Catalog now provides out-of-the-box support for Red Hat UBI as a base operating system, in addition to Debian, CentOS, Ubuntu, PhotonOS.

VMware Application Catalog now offers out-of-the-box support to Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR), in addition to Google Container Registry, Azure Container Registry, and Harbor.

VMware has launched extended support for the operating systems offered in VMware Application Catalog as base image options.

See the newest upgrades and features in VMware Application Catalog, a source of trusted, continuously maintained, and verifiably tested open source images. And catch our session at VMware Explore.

VMware Application Catalog gives dev teams a rich library of custom pre-packaged, trusted building blocks for private enterprise consumption delivered as containers, Helm charts, and virtual machines.

This library of validated, production-ready container images will soon support virtual machine images, making it even easier for teams to implement DevSecOps practices.