That’s because Tanzu isn’t one product. It’s a portfolio (Kubernetes, app acceleration, data services, and multi-cloud management). Pricing depends entirely on how you consume it.

What it includes: PaaS runtime, buildpacks, service brokers.

Tanzu pricing is influenced by several factors, including deployment model, cluster configuration, support and services, and licensing model. The platform offers a range of licensing models and pricing tiers to suit different organizational needs, from basic Kubernetes deployments to more comprehensive, enterprise-grade platforms. When evaluating Tanzu pricing, organizations should consider their specific needs and requirements, as well as the costs and features of other Kubernetes platforms. By doing so, organizations can make informed decisions about their container orchestration strategy and choose the best platform for their needs.

Tanzu is no longer typically sold as a standalone point product but is integrated into enterprise cloud foundations: VMware Cloud Foundation (VCF): This is the primary vehicle for Tanzu. It includes the vSphere Kubernetes Service