My thoughts on Tech
A while back I had done a round up of a few container scanning solutions and had mentioned I wanted to take another look at Anchore. The past few days, I’ve been playing a bit with Anchore – this time, integrating it with Drone CI. Drone is a “Container-Native, Continuous Delivery Platform” built using Go.…
So yeah that actually happened! I’ve always wanted to publish a book and thanks to Apress publishing – that is a reality now. The book is titled “Practical Docker With Python: Build, Release and Distribute your Python App with Docker” and is targeted at people who are new to Docker and want to containerize their application (with…
I recently published couple of articles elsewhere: How to Increase Container Security and Ward Off Threats – Adobe Tech Blog 5 OpenSource tools for container security – OpenSource.com Scanning Docker Images for Vulnerabilities with Aqua Microscanner – previous, on my blog The former was adapted from a talk I gave at Container Conference India, the…
E3 has come and gone by and most of the year’s press conferences were boring (what was EA even smoking?). Having said that, some of these did grab my attention. Below are a list (in no specific order) of gameplay/trailers/things I’m looking for and thought were good. Enjoy
Containers are slowly becoming the standardized units of deployment. As containers become more popular, they also become the focus targets for attacking the system via vulnerabilities present in the packages within the image. There are quite a few container vulnerability scanning solutions (example: Clair, Twistlock, Aqua) – however most of them are either commercial or…
Long time, no write! Newsletters have become all the rage these days and I guess for good reason – they’re curated, come in (usually) once a week and typically offer a respite from the deluge of news that comes in why typical RSS Feeds or via Twitter. Naturally I subscribed to few initially and then…
VR and me go like chalk and cheese – ever since a kid, I’ve had motion sickness which limited me from playing most FPS games and my last attempt at VR(at IGX 2016) was a disaster – I barely could withstand 30 seconds of VR. Granted the game selection was bad – for me anyway…
In Chef parlance, databags are global variables saved in JSON format and are stored and accessible on the Chef server. Given that these are indexed and can be searched up along with the fact that they can be encrypted make them ideal candidates to store secrets such as credentials/ssh keys. Chef provides an easy way…
Among the services I look after, the biggest and high-profile – is the user facing website. The website is your bog-standard typical frontend(powered by Express/Angular) which fetches data via an API which is powered by the backend(built on Rails). Typical flow is that Express receives the request from the browser, makes a request to the backend…
I had an instance today where a local VM(which is provisioned by Xenserver) was running low on disk space and wanted to increase the disk space allocated to it. Last time when I did it by increasing the space from within Xen Manager, I failed miserably(the VM was configured with LVM and neither pvscan or…