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| Identifiant | 8307771 |
| Date de publication | 2023-02-06 11:01:16 (vue: 2023-02-07 01:07:21) |
| Titre | How to Leverage Veracode Container Security to Secure Cloud-native Application Development |
| Texte | Cloud-native software development is a driving force because it empowers teams to build and deploy applications at speed and scale. Along with microservices, cloud infrastructure, and API's, containers are a crucial part of this development process. Let's look at the security implications of containers in cloud-native application development and how to manage the security challenges they pose. What are containers? A container is known as a standard package of software. It bundles an application's code together with the related configuration files and libraries, and with the dependencies required for the application to run. This allows you to deploy cloud-native applications seamlessly across public, hybrid, or private cloud environments. For example, just as shipping industries use physical containers to isolate different cargos-for example, to transport in ships and trains regardless of the cargo inside-containers also work in this way as they help us ship self-contained units of… |
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