Presented at AWS re:Invent 2019 as part of DevChat, DVC15. This talk at looks at a use case where AWS Fargate is better for running one-off tasks instead of utility EC2 instances. This talk was not recorderd, but you can see the slides on SpeakerDeck.
AWS Fargate instead of Amazon EC2 instances for one-off tasks
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At AWS re:Invent 2019
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Events
Aws
ReInvent
I’ve always dreamed of being at reInvent and this year, not only do I get to be at re:Invent, I also get a chance to lead a Dev Chat. I’m really excited to be there, to present and more importantly, to meet and interact with other AWS Heroes and re:Invent participants.
Last year, I was honoured to being named as one of the Community Heroes and almost made it to re:Invent 2018.
Setting up a secure Docker image scanning solution with Anchore and Drone CI
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DevOps
Anchore
Container Security
Containers
Docker
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. It makes use of a YAML file, .drone.yml to define and execute the pipeline.
End Goal # For this project, we will be integrating Drone and Anchore.