End-to-end security has to be built in from the start when building, shipping and running containers, so that everyone taking advantage of the technology can benefit. By designing container security to work with developers in their natural workflows, everyone can safely derive value.
A successful containerized, multi-cloud strategy requires thoughtful consideration and offers numerous benefits. See five different use cases where a multi-cloud container environment can open a world of more ability, capability, and flexibility.
Container technologies such as Docker have rapidly become the de-facto way to deploy applications. In addition, emerging platforms, projects and tools (Knative, OpenFaaS, Fn Project, JIB, and more) either simplify or fully abstract building container images, which in turn makes leveraging containers with Java natural.
A container registry is nothing more than a collection of container images that lets you organize and store images. This repository provides a focal location for publishing, storing, locating, downloading, and managing container images. By using a container registry, you save time and money, and easily automate the software distribution. This article discusses its importance and how to improve productivity.
The Chief Executive Officer at Docker, Scott Johnston, has some predictions about what 2020 will bring for software development. Three big development trends will likely surface. Gain the upper hand and learn how to go container-first before 2022, when it is expected that more than 75% of global organizations will run containerized apps.
We all know that a lot can change in ten years, especially in the world of technology. 10 years ago, no one knew what microservices were or could expect AI in our daily lives. Take a look at what the past decade says about the future of open source software. Chris Ferris discusses some of the trends that changed the decade, and what the 2020s have in store for us.
At Kubecon last week, Containous launched their new Traefik Ambassador Program in an effort to give contributors to the open source cloud-native edge router some recognition for their contributions. Community members are already expressing their enthusiasm for the new initiative. Let’s take a closer look.
By 2023, it is predicted that companies will have more than two containerised applications in place. Don’t go into containers without knowing what is true and what is just a myth. Read about these five big misconceptions regarding container security and overcome the challenges of planning for strong security models.
Security is no joke, especially as more and more companies are moving to cloud-based container setups. The stakes are high, and the price of a security breach can be catastrophic. CEO of NeuVector Fei Huang shares his thoughts about why DevSecOps matters and how to shift left and right to ensure security is considered all through the lifecycle, not just at deployment.
Every Monday, we take a step back and look at all the cool stuff that went down during the previous week. Last week we had an eye-opening interview about OpenWebStart, discussed the implications of the GitHub restrictions imposed over trade laws & more. Let’s take a look.
Running software in containers is catching on, and nearly half of IT leaders plan to deploy containers in production. Containers are extremely useful and can solve many problems associated with multiple environments, but they have their limitations. What do you need to know about containerization and its pros versus con before you begin?
Do you struggle with memorizing Docker commands? LazyDocker is a simple, yet customizable, terminal user interface for Docker and Docker-compose. It was written with the minimalistic Go library, gocui. Watch the demo video and see how this project can help programmers with Docker commands and container tracking.
As container usage spreads, the number of tools in the ecosystem grows. Floki is an open source tool aims to help users launch and use interactive Docker containers, without any Docker run commands. It features Docker-in-Docker support and can forward host user information.
Containerized environments are very complex, making observability both more important and difficult. One must look in a top-down manner to choose the right tools and strategies to solve them. In this article, Arijit Mukherji has some handy advice.
