Reviews
It's a short story, but it doesn't have light contents. I would like to encourage you to read it. Security is a field that everyone fears, but it's not one that you can avoid. I explained it to you very easily, and the backside translated it back into understanding.
With the change in corporate behavior with the Korona 19 pandeminics, the prospects are that by 2021, there will be more cases of immediate abuse of the vulnerability of collaboration/effective tools. And this book starts looking at threats models and aggressive vectors that affect container layouts, showing the difference between traditional software layouts and security. And to explain this, we're describing how container operation works and we've written Linux mechanisms first and then we'll
It's a book that can understand how container technology, like Docker, works. And you can see how the container is different, and the security associated with the Linux operating system that it operates. And they're introducing examples of how the container security can be broken, and they've told us how to deal with this threat in order to prevent it. It may be a little difficult, but it's a useful book to know about the container from its basic knowledge to its security.
This is a book that has been written in general, and it's well written about the security component that should be considered as a container that you can use. It's going to help those of you who need to learn about container security quickly in 250 pages. It's well translated to make it easy to understand.
It introduces a lot of the basic skills and mechanisms that are used to build container-based systems, and it explains specifically how Linux operating systems work. The first part explains Linux mechanisms for containers like system calls and Linux capabilities, and how containers work and how the components of containers communicate with each other or to the outside. And they're describing with examples the fact that we can build a secure container image of #230 and give additional Linux
Liz Rice: Container security
A real-life manual dealing with security issues specializing in container environments. The following steps are set up to describe what happens and what threats can occur. It digs through the working and communicative principles of the container and then uses Linux's capabilities to improve security for each container. I also introduce the modeling practice of building a container image safely. Once you understand the nature of the container's principles and security problems, you will build your own way of finding and solving potential risks in a way that is optimal to each environment.
Korean title: 컨테이너 보안
Korean author: 리즈 라이스
Korean publisher: 한빛미디어
ISBN-13: 9791162243923
Reviews
It's a short story, but it doesn't have light contents. I would like to encourage you to read it. Security is a field that everyone fears, but it's not one that you can avoid. I explained it to you very easily, and the backside translated it back into understanding.
With the change in corporate behavior with the Korona 19 pandeminics, the prospects are that by 2021, there will be more cases of immediate abuse of the vulnerability of collaboration/effective tools. And this book starts looking at threats models and aggressive vectors that affect container layouts, showing the difference between traditional software layouts and security. And to explain this, we're describing how container operation works and we've written Linux mechanisms first and then we'll
It's a book that can understand how container technology, like Docker, works. And you can see how the container is different, and the security associated with the Linux operating system that it operates. And they're introducing examples of how the container security can be broken, and they've told us how to deal with this threat in order to prevent it. It may be a little difficult, but it's a useful book to know about the container from its basic knowledge to its security.
This is a book that has been written in general, and it's well written about the security component that should be considered as a container that you can use. It's going to help those of you who need to learn about container security quickly in 250 pages. It's well translated to make it easy to understand.
It introduces a lot of the basic skills and mechanisms that are used to build container-based systems, and it explains specifically how Linux operating systems work. The first part explains Linux mechanisms for containers like system calls and Linux capabilities, and how containers work and how the components of containers communicate with each other or to the outside. And they're describing with examples the fact that we can build a secure container image of #230 and give additional Linux
