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We've had some success with auditing containers and saving the results to a DB (for instance, running containers you can easily exec, say, 'dpkg -l'). If a pack
by transitorykris 11y ago
We've had some success with auditing containers and saving the results to a DB (for instance, running containers you can easily exec, say, 'dpkg -l'). If a package has a security issue, you know which containers have it, and you kick of your CI/CD to rebuild and redeploy with the fixed package.