Did you know there is an option to drop Linux capabilities in Docker? Using the docker run --cap-drop option, you can lock down root in a container so that it has limited access within the container. Sadly, almost no one ever tightens the security on a container or anywhere else. The Day After is Too Late There's an unfortunate tendency in IT to think about security too late. People only buy a sec
UPDATE: Read the new article "How to run systemd in a container" for the latest information. What is the scoop on running systemd in a container? A couple of years ago I wrote an article on Running systemd with a docker-formatted Container. Sadly, two years later if you google docker systemd this is still the article people see --- it's time for an update. This is a follow-up for my last article.
But now, that’s changed. With the release of the Red Hat Universal Base Image (UBI), you can now take advantage of the greater reliability, security, and performance of official Red Hat container images where OCI-compliant Linux containers run - whether you’re a customer or not. This means you can build a containerized application on UBI, push it to a container registry server of your choosing, an
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