Learning Resources for Tanzu Editions

 

Today we are going to discuss about on the VMware Tanzu certification and learning path.

vSphere Tanzu is a product suite that brings container management into the VMware environment. In this blog, we are going to learn more details about Tanzu editions from VMware: Tanzu Basic, Tanzu Standard, and Tanzu Advanced and Tanzu Community Edition.

Let do the Compare VMware Tanzu Editions.

VMware Tanzu offers four editions today that can simplify your Kubernetes adoption for modern applications. Choose the one that best suits your needs.

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Learning Resources for Tanzu Basic, Standard and Community Editions

You can find below information about Tanzu Editions at the following Links:

• Tanzu Basic Edition
• Tanzu Basic Edition Homepage
• Tanzu Standard Edition
• Tanzu Standard Edition Homepage
• Tanzu Basic and Standard Editions:
• ModernApps Learning Course: VMware Tanzu Standard 101
• ModernApps Learning Course: vSphere with Tanzu 101
• VMware Hands-on-Labs App Modernization Catalog
• ModernApps Learning Study Guide for the VMware Certified Professional - Application Modernization (Tanzu)
• ModernApps Learning Tutorials
• VMware Pathfinder Learning Paths and Activities
• VMware Tanzu Documentation
• Products included in Tanzu Standard:
• vSphere with Tanzu
• vSphere with Tanzu Homepage
• vSphere with Tanzu Video Overview
• Tanzu Kubernetes Grid
• Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Homepage
• Tanzu Kubernetes Grid Technical Video Overview
• Tanzu Mission Control
• Tanzu Mission Control Homepage
• Tanzu Mission Control Video Overview
• Tanzu Community Edition
• Tanzu Community Edition Homepage and Documentation
• Get Hands on with Tanzu Community Edition with these Free Workshops!
• Tanzu Community Edition on Github
• Tanzu Community Edition on tanzu.vmware.com

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What is new in VMware vRealize Automation 8.6

 VMware vRealize Automation 8.6 has  released as on October 5, 2021. With this release, VMware has provided several enhancements and new capabilities. 

The latest release of VMware’s powerful and easy-to-use infrastructure automation platform. Designed to deliver self-service clouds, multi-cloud automation with governance, and DevOps-based infrastructure management and enhanced security, vRealize Automation will improve IT agility, productivity, and efficiency so you can prepare for the future of your business. 

vRealize Automation 8.6 capabilities and enhancements will include: 

 

1. Multi-Cloud. Leverage Azure provisioning capabilities, including the ability to configure the name for the Azure NIC interfaces. 
2. Modern. Leverage the Workspace support for Code Stream to support Kubernetes. Onboard vSphere networks as an additional resource type in the onboarding workflow. 
3. Automate. Utilize the ability to configure tags in a VMware Cloud Template for machines running in VMware Cloud. Discover new Project Supervisor role for approvals. 
4. Integrate. Manage VCD-based MSP clouds in vRA. Discover the native SaltStack Configuration Automation Config via modules for vSphere, VMware Cloud and NSX. Deploy custom resources with ABX actions. Leverage third-party integrations with Puppet Enterprise support for machines without a Public IP address. Leverage Cloud Templates with dynamic vRealize Orchestrator inputs. 

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Key benefits of vRealize Automation 8.6: 

1. Faster Time to Market. Offload manual tasks with advanced workflows and agile templating. 
2. Ease of Use. Rapidly set up and manage multi-cloud environments throughout the lifecycle with an intuitive, self-service consumption experience. 
3. Enhanced Security and Control. Establish consistent policies across multi-cloud environments and strengthen infrastructure with native compliance management, flexible guardrails, and vulnerability remediation. 
4. Accelerated Innovation. Expedite the adoption of new, cloud-native technologies with a future-ready platform built on Infrastructure as Code and DevOps principles. 

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