Cloud Foundry Weekly

Originally aired live on May 21, 2026.

DaShaun Carter joins Cloud Foundry Weekly to discuss layered defense against CVEs with Cloud Foundry, Tanzu Platform, and Spring—and how platform engineering can make patching a routine practice rather than a recurring fire drill.

We explore the roles of stemcells in operating system patching, buildpacks and application restaging in refreshing dependencies, and commercial Spring support in providing security backports beyond open-source support timelines.

The conversation connects platform operations and application maintenance, including why teams should make use of the patching capabilities and support already available to them.

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Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Originally aired live on May 1, 2026.

Tanzu Platform 10.4 is the focus of this launch special, kicking off a series of deeper dives into the release. Nick, Keith, and Darin explore the major themes and what they mean for application teams and platform operators.

Topics include stateful workloads, parallel tile upgrades, aligned long-term support, and a decoupled stack tile. We also discuss the agentic AI stack—Tanzu Agent buildpacks, an MCP Gateway, and AI Services policies—alongside showback, Foundation Groups, upgrade planning, refreshed data services, and VCF 9 integration.

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Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Originally aired live on April 24, 2026.

Holy Mythos, Batman! We discuss Claude Mythos and the security events on platform engineers’ radar at the time of this livestream, exploring what they mean for Cloud Foundry and Tanzu deployments.

The conversation covers CVEs, security incidents, and the platform security landscape: what happened, who may be affected, and the questions teams should be asking as AI changes vulnerability discovery and response.

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Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Originally aired live on April 10, 2026.

We explore Google’s Gemma 4 E4B, running AI models locally, and what small models with function calling could unlock for enterprise AI on Cloud Foundry and Tanzu.

The episode looks at benchmarking CPU and GPU models with TanzuBench and using Goose, the open-source AI coding agent, with Tanzu AI Services. We also discuss the week’s AI news, including TurboQuant, Claude Mythos Preview and Project Glasswing, Meta’s Muse Spark, and MCP adoption.

TanzuBench
Goose v1.30.0 with Tanzu support

Watch the video replay for the demos and benchmark results

Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Originally aired live on March 12, 2026.

Chris Sterling, Cora Iberkleid, Dan Vega, Joshua Long, and DaShaun Carter join Cloud Foundry Weekly to recap DevNexus 2026 and the energy of the Spring community in Atlanta.

We explore highlights from the conference, how agentic AI is changing enterprise development, and where Tanzu Platform fits into that landscape. We also talk about the VMware Tanzu booth’s collectible Spring community trading cards—and why everyone wanted the full set.

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Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Originally aired live on March 6, 2026.

Four RTX 3090s and a homelab: this week we explore running Qwen3.5-122B-A10B locally with vLLM and putting it to work for Cloud Foundry agents.

Topics include GPTQ Int4 quantization, the moe_wna16 setting, OpenCode, and connecting the model to a BOSH-deployed OpenClaw instance. We explore how local models fit into developer and platform engineering workflows, alongside the practical trade-offs of homelab hardware and cloud subscriptions.

This podcast edition replaces the livestream countdown with our recorded introduction. The full closing conversation and original sign-off are preserved, followed by our podcast outro.

Watch the video for the hardware, configuration and on-screen demonstrations

Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Originally aired live on February 19, 2026.

The claw is the law, and we are back for round two! Should OpenClaw run as a Cloud Foundry app, a BOSH release, or our own Lobster as a Service? We explore the trade-offs and enterprise realities of each approach.

We also put Claude to work on BOSH and platform engineering workflows, and discuss the AI industry news from the original broadcast, including OpenAI’s hire of Pete Steinberger.

This podcast edition replaces the livestream countdown with our new recorded introduction. The full closing conversation and original sign-off are preserved, followed by our podcast outro.

Watch the video for the demonstrations and on-screen discussion

Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

The claw-based AI craze has taken over the internet — ClawBot, MoltBot, MoltBook, and OpenClaw. What are these projects, and can we run OpenClaw on Cloud Foundry?

We experiment with deploying OpenClaw on CF, explore the ecosystem of claw-based AI projects, and preview new demo applications. The conversation also touches on agent-driven development and what it means for the code humans read and maintain.

Originally streamed live on February 5, 2026. This podcast edition replaces the livestream countdown and closing promotion with our new podcast intro and outro.

Watch the video for the live experiments and on-screen demonstrations

Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

Corby Page joins Cloud Foundry Weekly to explore goose-agent-chat — a project bringing conversational capabilities to the Goose AI agent. We dig into the architecture, the use cases, and what this means for developer workflows.

Originally streamed live on January 29, 2026. This podcast edition includes a new introduction and closing, with the livestream countdown removed.

Resources

• goose-agent-chat on GitHub
• Watch the full video and on-screen demonstrations
• Cloud Foundry Weekly: episodes and links

Cloud Foundry Weekly hosts: Nick Kuhn, Nicky Pike, Darin Zook, and Keith Lee.

What does a Claude-pilled world actually look like? How are platforms evolving alongside AI-driven development? And what does all of this mean for developers, operators, and the way we build software going forward?

Cote joins us as our special guest to unpack the current state — and future direction — of platforms, development, and, yes, general life in an AI-first era.

Whether you’re building platforms, running them, or just trying to keep up, this episode sets the tone for the year ahead.