GitOps for VMs on VCF 9 – #vExpert Rutger BlomGitOps for VMs on VCF 9Declarative VMs on vSphere aren’t new. VM Service has let you describe a VM as a Kubernetes object since vSphere 7.0 Update 2a, and with the VCF Automation All Apps model the platform team sets the guardrails while the developer gets … Continue reading GitOps for VMs on VCF 9 →

VCF 9.0 goes out of support before vSphere 8 does – #vExpert Sarge SiddiquiVCF 9.0 goes out of support before vSphere 8 doesBroadcom put a set of lifecycle dates in writing this month, and one of them does not read the way you would expect. vSphere 8.Broadcom Social Media Advocacy

Untangling decades of COBOL logic shouldn't mean starting from scratch. Broadcom's David McNierney shares how semantic-aware AI gives mainframe teams a clear map of their application logic and dependencies—without starting over.Understanding COBOL Applications with AI and a...Mainframe modernization for the next generation of application developers using Visual Studio Code (VS Code), Git, and DevOps automation … Continue reading Understanding COBOL Applications with AI and a… →

Too many teams have infrastructure stretched across multiple platforms. VMs in one place, containers in another, AI somewhere else entirely. Each comes with its own tools and its own overhead. VCF offers a unified platform. One stack, one operational model, for everything you run. In this Break It Down, James Gottry discussed what that means … Continue reading VMware by Broadcom Named a Leader in Two 2026… →

Autonomous AI agents can help government organizations accelerate research, mission operations, service delivery, and investigations. But when those agents access sensitive data, connected tools, and mission workflows, the risk is not limited to inaccurate output. A manipulated, impersonated, or over-privileged agent can create a new path to mission disruption, data exposure, or unauthorized action. Government … Continue reading Protect Government Agentic AI Against… →