Container Journal

Established in 2015, Container Journal aims to be a vital source of knowledge and information about container technology, education, and community engagement. We strive to explore every facet of containers, including their philosophy, tools, business implications, best practices, and beyond. Container Journal is managed by MediaOps, Inc., the same team that brings you DevOps.com, DevOpsConnect, and DevOpsDozen.com. Our platform boasts the largest collection of unique content specifically focused on Containers available online, making it one of the top destinations for searches related to this topic. We offer a variety of content, including comprehensive features, contributed articles, blog posts, and timely news about subjects that matter to IT professionals interested in Containers, such as Linux, PaaS, Docker, Kubernetes, CoreOS, virtualization, and more. Led by a skilled team of journalists and technologists, ContainerJournal.com combines expertise in Containers with the ability to craft engaging and informative content. Our team has extensive hands-on experience in technology, cloud computing, online media, Containers, IT, and startups.

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Kubernetes Security: The Two-Question Test

Apr 10, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Brian Gracely
Brian Gracely

Apr 10, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Brian Gracely
Hard Truths of Kubernetes Secrets Management

Apr 6, 2023 | containerjournal.com | John Walsh

The recent CircleCI breach highlights the risk of storing secrets in places like private code repositories (GitHub), scripts, configuration files, files encrypted at rest, CI/CD pipeline code or even Kubernetes Secrets where they cannot easily be rotated, audited, authenticated and secured.
Kubernetes Storage and Troubleshooting 101

Apr 3, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Michael Cade

Kubernetes storage is a way to manage persistent data in a Kubernetes environment. Kubernetes storage can be used to store data that is independent of a container’s life cycle. Kubernetes provides different types of storage, such as local storage, network-attached storage (NAS), storage area network (SAN) and object storage solutions. These storage methods can be divided into two categories: Ephemeral storage and persistent storage.
Are Your Kubernetes Workloads Secure? Unsettling Trends in Latest Benchmark

Mar 29, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Robert Brennan
Kubernetes workloads Archives

Mar 29, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Robert Brennan
The CI/CD Process in a Cloud-Native World

Mar 17, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Gilad David Mayaan

The continuous integration and continuous deployment or delivery (CI/CD) process is a set of practices and tools used by software development teams to automate the building, testing and deployment of software. Here are the main components of this process:Continuous integration (CI): This is the practice of frequently merging code changes from multiple developers into a central repository, where the changes are automatically built, tested and verified.
Lightweight Environments in Kubernetes

Mar 15, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Anirudh Ramanathan

It’s becoming widely understood that testing needs to shift left as organizations rapidly grow their development environments. The question that remains: Exactly how should these organizations approach end-to-end testing and integration testing in Kubernetes and multi-cloud environments? To address this question, I’ll discuss how a new approach to realizing high-fidelity environments can help an organization scale the development and testing of microservices.
3 Miniaturized Kubernetes Distros to Manage Compact Containers

Mar 3, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Nahla Davies
Advanced Container Security: Auto-Benchmarking, Pentesting, XDR and More

Mar 1, 2023 | containerjournal.com | Gilad David Mayaan

Container security refers to the set of practices, tools and technologies used to secure containerized applications and the underlying infrastructure they run on. This includes securing the container images and runtime environment, ensuring that the host system and network are configured securely and monitoring containers to detect and respond to any security incidents.