Easily Build, Deploy, & Manage App & Distributed SQL Workloads Anywhere with
summary
Demonstration shows a Spring microservice built from source into an OCI image without Dockerfiles using Tanzu Build Service, pushed to Harbor registry and auto-scanned for CVEs, then deployed to a Tanzu Kubernetes Grid workload cluster that connects to a pre-provisioned Yugabyte distributed database. Build Service swaps base OS layers to patch vulnerabilities instead of rebuilding thousands of apps. The pipeline completes: image appears in Harbor, vulnerabilities listed, pods start, and a Swagger page for the service loads.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and mission
- 1:30Tanzu portfolio overview
- 3:57Focus on TBS and TKG
- 5:52How Tanzu build service works
- 9:34Tanzu kubernetes grid logic
- 14:16Demonstration setup
- 16:25Deployment and demo walkthrough
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