Check these release notes regularly for product updates.
Added information on Tanzu Application Catalog resources.
Added information on how non-advanced users can use the JSON file to configure registry credentials to deploy container images and Helm charts. For more information, see Obtain registry credentials in Getting started with VMware Tanzu Application Catalog section.
Added information and instructions on multi-platform container images. For more information, see Building multi-platform container images.
CVE Summary is now available in the container details view through the Library page. For more information, see FAQs and Concepts.
Added information about security frameworks in Tanzu Application Catalog. For more information, see Security frameworks.
Added instructions on how to file a support request for Tanzu Application Catalog issues. See How to file a support request for Tanzu Application Catalog issues.
Added instruction to verify VMware Tanzu Application Catalog signatures by using Notation. See Verify VMware Tanzu Application Catalog signatures.
Introduced visualizer tool to process SBoM data and generate graphical representations of software components. See Getting started and FAQs.
Added support for Nexus Container Registry. For more information on how to see how to configure this new kind of registry, see Getting started.
Option to choose from multiple registries while adding an application is now available. For more information, see FAQs.
Changed product name from VMware Application Catalog to VMware Tanzu Application Catalog. Note that this name change will not have any direct impact on the usage, pricing, or functionality of the product; nor will this change have any impact on the virtual machine-related capabilities of the product. The product will continue to have virtual-machine-related capabilities.
Updated How frequently a new version of an application is released?. Container images releases for operating system updates are now triggered when a vulnerability fix is detected instead of daily. With this improvement, the Trigger information report will include the list of vulnerabilities fixed in each release.
Updated Reports section. Virtual Machines now have Built time reports associated with them.
Added CSAF VEX document (report) for containers under the Build Time Reports section.
Updated documentation with steps to identify applications that are FIPS, non-root or air-gapped validated. For more information, see FAQs.
Updated documentation on how Tanzu Application Catalog is verified against specific Kubernetes versions and cloud platforms. For more information, see Verification matrix and FAQs.
Added basic configuration for not customizable artifacts that doesn’t count towards the Tanzu Application Catalog subscription.
Updated Kubeapps documentation for auto-discovering applications.
Tanzu Application Catalog now includes VMware enterprise support for Sealed Secrets. For more information, see Elevate the Security of Your Kubernetes Secrets with Tanzu Application Catalog and Sealed Secrets.
Added Source Container report for containers under the Build Time Reports section.
Updated versions of Kubernetes platforms. For more information, see Interoperability.
Images are now flattened into a single layer there by reducing the size of the images and the time taken for the images to be pulled and uncompressed. This helps in reuse of the same layers. Since, Tanzu Application Catalog produces up-to-date container images using the latest fixed minimal dependencies, the possibilities to reuse any of those layers are minimal.
Added support to convert SPDX file to CycloneDX file and use Dependency-Track to view information of SBoM. For more information, see FAQ section.
Updated cosign verify command. For more information, see Verify Vmware Tanzu Application Catalog Signatures.
Added SBOM report in SPDX format for single VMs and containers under the Build Time Reports section.
Added support for GitHub Container Registry (GHCR). For more information on how to see how to configure this new kind of registry, see Getting started.
openssl-fips-provider
package was added to the PhotonOS 4 base image so container images based on that distro are compatible with FIPS.Added “Helm Charts parameters” documentation pages for each application.
Improved applications onboarding UX. Manage your custom base images and registries directly in our UI.
Added new applications: Sealed Secrets, OpenLDAP, Data Platform Blueprint 1, Data Platform Blueprint 2. Check the application changelog for more information.
Improved applications onboarding UX.
Added the help support panel featuring “Question Based Lists” allowing you to explore our documentation directly from our UI.
Added new applications: Kubeapps APIs. For more information, see application changelog.
Improved applications onboarding UX.
Added new applications: OpenResty, Grafana Tempo, OAuth2 Proxy, Concourse, Argo CD. For more information, see the application changelog.
Improved the application details view. All Helm Chart dependencies are shown in the UI now.
Added a new getting started page with a summary of the service and its features.
Credentials’ view for customers to can manage their access to the registry that contains Tanzu Application Catalog for Tanzu Advanced’s catalog.
Updated the application details view to focus on the release process.
Preliminary support for showing multiple application releases in the User Interface: although Tanzu Application Catalog is continuous delivering new assets as they are built, the UI was only showing the latest version for each application. With this change, and only when being part of a chart, a message will popup if there is a more recent version of a given container image.
Test Results: exposes the testing suite that the application passed before releasing.
Applications list can now be filtered by application and version:
Improved the Applications section UX/UI:
Helm Chart tarball urls are now displayed in the information pane.
Improved Application Request Wizard for Containers & Helm Charts selection.
Improved the Helm Charts sections by adding more information: including repository URL, digest and instructions about how to install it.