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Tanzu Application Platform Evaluation

Prerequisites

  • a Cloud provider account
  • a Domain
    • provided by a domain registrar (e.g., hover.com)
    • with DNS zone provisioned, see Terraform for [ AWS, Azure, Google ]
  • a Container Image registry
    • admin credentials
    • a few options are supported here but any OCI compliant registry provider will do
    • see Terraform for [ AWS, Azure, Google ]
    • also see Harbor
      • this guide starts off with provisioning a TKG cluster first, but that's not necessary, any Kubernetes provided distribution (1.19 or better) should work

Installation

Usage

Congratulations! You've managed to install TAP. Now what?

Well, the answer to that question is only going to be partially addressed here. The full platform profile is comprised of a number of components collectively delivering capabilities designed to help you go from idea to deployment with alacrity.

Tutorial

A tutorial on what capabilities a developer may leverage may be found here. Also, to whet your appetite, please view the section below entitled For your consideration.

Individual components

We'll touch on how to interact with a handful of those components here:

  • Cloud Native Runtimes
    • Verifying your Cloud Native Runtimes installation
      • As you walk through Knative Serving, Knative Eventing, and TriggerMesh SAWS you won't need to create a cluster role binding as this has been taken care of by the package.
    • Enabling Automatic TLS Certificate Provisioning for Cloud Native Runtimes for Tanzu
  • Application Accelerator
  • Application Live View
    • Available within Tanzu Application Platform GUI
  • Tanzu Application Platform GUI
    • Visit https://tap-gui.{domain} in your favorite browser. Replace {domain} with your domain.
    • Public documentation
  • Learning Center
    • You can check the Training Portals available in your environment running the following command kubectl get trainingportals
    • Public documentation
  • API Portal
    • Visit https://api-portal.{domain} in your favorite browser. Replace {domain} with your domain.
    • Viewing APIs

For your consideration