We have a dedicated team that is much more focused on cloud environments, AWS and Azure. As the virtualization VMware team, we are now wanting to have a hybrid model to be able to provision machines in the cloud and then do NAT addressing as well. The objective is to have a hybrid model. I have not been involved in terms of VMware Tanzu Data Solutions deployment, but we are looking into it now. We are preparing and having long discussions with Broadcom to set up VCF9, which is a management tool. This will help us to extend and add, integrate NSX into VMware as well. We have only recently started those discussions and have just signed a legal document. There will be long days of meetings and discussions in terms of planning.
My main use case for VMware Tanzu Data Solutions is that I have infrastructure and a team that uses it to easily manage some databases. A specific example of how my team uses VMware Tanzu Data Solutions in our infrastructure is that our objective project is to make a database as a service on Kubernetes and vSphere.
We are working with Cisco in terms of DLP, which is a data prevention solution. Nowadays with VMware, after the acquisition by Broadcom, there are a lot of complications. To be honest, there is less market share for what we do on the VMware perspective because the entire license structure has been changed after the acquisition by Broadcom. I am working across VMware products. I'm working with VMware Tanzu Data Solutions as well, including containerization, Kubernetes, and everything altogether.
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Oct 14, 2025
My main use case for VMware Tanzu Data Solutions is Tanzu Basic TKB version 2.4. I focus on the creation of Kubernetes clusters with VMware Tanzu Data Solutions.
Senior Director, Engineering at Tanla Solutions Ltd
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Aug 1, 2024
I use the solution on cloud and bare metal servers for our company's cloud-native application development needs. My company's IT personnel work with VMware products since we have its license.
I use the solution in my company for internal development. My company uses VMware RabbitMQ to develop an internal platform. In order to communicate with each other in our company, we use VMware RabbitMQ.
We use it to achieve what we call asynchronous processing. Asynchronous processing is where applications need to communicate with each other, but they don't need to rely on failures, maybe network failures, or dependencies between them. So how you do it: one application publishes a message to VMware RabbitMQ , and another application will consume that message from VMware RabbitMQ. And so do much, its processing.
Senior Manager of Operations at a comms service provider with 10,001+ employees
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Dec 12, 2023
It is a stretched cache layer between two data centers. It allows active implementation. We put our application cache data, load it into memory, and make it accessible across multi-data centers.
VMware Tanzu is a robust platform tailored for data warehousing, complex analytics, BI applications, and predictive analytics. It excels in scalability, performance, and parallel processing, enhancing data handling efficiency. Users report significant productivity improvements and streamlined operations, making it ideal for comprehensive data solutions.
We have a dedicated team that is much more focused on cloud environments, AWS and Azure. As the virtualization VMware team, we are now wanting to have a hybrid model to be able to provision machines in the cloud and then do NAT addressing as well. The objective is to have a hybrid model. I have not been involved in terms of VMware Tanzu Data Solutions deployment, but we are looking into it now. We are preparing and having long discussions with Broadcom to set up VCF9, which is a management tool. This will help us to extend and add, integrate NSX into VMware as well. We have only recently started those discussions and have just signed a legal document. There will be long days of meetings and discussions in terms of planning.
My main use case for VMware Tanzu Data Solutions is that I have infrastructure and a team that uses it to easily manage some databases. A specific example of how my team uses VMware Tanzu Data Solutions in our infrastructure is that our objective project is to make a database as a service on Kubernetes and vSphere.
We are working with Cisco in terms of DLP, which is a data prevention solution. Nowadays with VMware, after the acquisition by Broadcom, there are a lot of complications. To be honest, there is less market share for what we do on the VMware perspective because the entire license structure has been changed after the acquisition by Broadcom. I am working across VMware products. I'm working with VMware Tanzu Data Solutions as well, including containerization, Kubernetes, and everything altogether.
My main use case for VMware Tanzu Data Solutions is Tanzu Basic TKB version 2.4. I focus on the creation of Kubernetes clusters with VMware Tanzu Data Solutions.
We mainly create functions and scripts required for reporting.
I use the solution on cloud and bare metal servers for our company's cloud-native application development needs. My company's IT personnel work with VMware products since we have its license.
I use the solution in my company for internal development. My company uses VMware RabbitMQ to develop an internal platform. In order to communicate with each other in our company, we use VMware RabbitMQ.
We use it to achieve what we call asynchronous processing. Asynchronous processing is where applications need to communicate with each other, but they don't need to rely on failures, maybe network failures, or dependencies between them. So how you do it: one application publishes a message to VMware RabbitMQ , and another application will consume that message from VMware RabbitMQ. And so do much, its processing.
We use the solution for the asynchronous call and POPS mechanism.
It is a stretched cache layer between two data centers. It allows active implementation. We put our application cache data, load it into memory, and make it accessible across multi-data centers.