Deploying a secure Kubernetes cluster on day one is hard enough. Keeping it secure, compliant, and resilient through every upgrade, scaling event, and lifecycle change is where most platform teams struggle. That gap between day-one deployment and day-two confidence is exactly what VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service (VKS) 3.7 was built to close.
Welcome to the next episode of the VCF Breakroom Chats. Today, we are happy to present this vLog with Natalie Fisher, Principal Cloud Native Strategist and Ecosystem Lead. In this episode, Natalie Fisher and Jay Thontakudi discuss key benefits for Platform Teams in deploying VKS 3.7. They include:
- Zero-trust platform hardening and audit readiness
- Scale and resilience for mission-critical workloads with faster time to value
- Future-proof investments in conformant third-party tools with predictable support via the new add-on management framework
- Simplified operations with multiple Kubernetes version support
You’ll gain relevant insights whether you’re operating Kubernetes in finance, healthcare, telecommunications, utilities, or other key sectors. This episode covers the security, resilience, and ecosystem changes that matter most to your platform teams, cloud admins, and development teams.

Learn more about deploying and managing all modern applications on VKS:
- Check out the blog Introducing VKS 3.7
- Explore more resources on the VMware vSphere Kubernetes Service website
- Watch the full episode above at YouTube Video of Episode 93
About the VCF Breakroom Chat Series
This webinar series focuses on VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF). In this series, we share conversations with industry-recognized experts from Broadcom and with solution partners and customers. You’ll gain relevant insights whether you’re an IT practitioner, IT admin, cloud or platform architect, developer, DevOps, senior IT manager, IT executive, or AI/ML professional.
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