Aqua Cloud Native Blog › Tags: Docker Security

Last month we announced support for Windows containers and automating image scanning as a step in Microsoft VSTS. I’m happy to announce that Aqua supports the new (yet to be officially released) Azure Container Registry, or ACR.

There’s nothing wrong with seeking help, and that’s especially true for container processes. Third-party Docker tools that help with testing, images, backups and other important procedures are invaluable, even more so when they’re free.

In the last 2 posts about the main security features in Docker 1.10 we tackled the Authorization plug-in and the Secomp profiles. In this final post we’ll focus on the new support for Linux User Namespace. Before the release of Docker 1.10, a container running under user=root in Docker would have run as root also on the host …

The new Docker 1.10 release has a host of new features, among them several security improvements that merit the attention of anyone using Docker to develop and run applications. I’d like to focus on three of these features in a short series of blogs: Seccomp profiles, Authorization Plug-in, and User Namespace Support.