VMware Tanzu Platform is an application platform from Broadcom, which now owns VMware. It builds on Cloud Foundry, the open-source PaaS governed by the Cloud Foundry Foundation, and adds a control plane that spans several Cloud Foundry foundations. Tanzu Platform 10 also brings a Cloud Foundry-style developer experience to Kubernetes, so developers can deploy custom and packaged applications with a single command while platform teams manage infrastructure and governance. Built-in service binding connects applications to databases and middleware. According to Broadcom, it is the first Tanzu Platform release for self-managed, air-gapped environments.
Broadcom Inc. is incorporated in Delaware with its principal executive office in Palo Alto, California, so the product falls under US jurisdiction, including the CLOUD Act. Tanzu Platform is installed and operated by the customer, optimised for VMware Cloud Foundation private clouds but also supported on public clouds, so application data stays wherever the customer deploys it. European organisations still depend on a US supplier for licences, updates and support.