November 7, 2019

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Packaging and maintaining Docker-based solutions with OpenShift

Packaging and maintaining Docker-based solutions with OpenShift

Ryan Jarvinen outlines the processes, tools, and techniques that Red Hat is adopting in order to help improve security for building, running, and maintaining container images. Ryan covers topics such as OpenShift templates and Source-to-Image builds and includes a workflow demonstration showing how operations teams can distribute security patches throughout a Kubernetes cluster.
Talk Title Packaging and maintaining Docker-based solutions with OpenShift
Speakers Ryan Jarvinen (Red Hat)
Conference O’Reilly Open Source Convention
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Location Austin, Texas
Date May 16-19, 2016
URL Talk Page
Slides Talk Slides
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Ryan Jarvinen outlines the processes, tools, and techniques that Red Hat is adopting in order to help improve security for building, running, and maintaining container images. Ryan covers topics such as OpenShift templates and Source-to-Image builds and includes a workflow demonstration showing how operations teams can distribute security patches throughout a Kubernetes cluster.

container cluster security openshift docker template kubernetes
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