#go #containers #devsecops #docker #kubernetes #security #security_tools #ssh

https://github.com/ContainerSSH/ContainerSSH

#go #acrn #containers #cri #cri_o #docker #firecracker #k8s #kubernetes #kvm #oci #qemu #security #virtual_machine #virtualization

https://github.com/kata-containers/kata-containers

#typescript #containers #delivery #developer #docker #golang #hacktoberfest #internal #kubernetes #platform #release

https://github.com/dyrector-io/dyrectorio

#go #builder #buildkit #cloud_native #containers #docker #dockerfile #golang #oci #oci_image

https://github.com/moby/buildkit

#go #containers #devsecops #docker #go #golang #hacktoberfest #iac #infrastructure_as_code #kubernetes #misconfiguration #security #security_tools #vulnerability #vulnerability_detection #vulnerability_scanners

Trivy is a powerful tool that helps you find security issues in various places like container images, filesystems, Git repositories, and more. It checks for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, sensitive information, and software licenses. Trivy supports many programming languages and platforms, making it very versatile. You can easily install it using methods like `brew install trivy` or `docker run aquasec/trivy`. It also integrates with popular tools like GitHub Actions and Kubernetes. Using Trivy helps you secure your projects by identifying potential security problems early, which is very beneficial for keeping your software safe and reliable.

https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy

#rust #containers #minimalist #open_source #oversubscription #rust #sandbox #serverless #virtual_machine #virtualization

Firecracker is a technology that helps run container and function workloads securely and efficiently. It uses lightweight virtual machines called microVMs, which combine the security of hardware virtualization with the speed of containers. This makes it faster to start up and more secure, as it reduces the attack surface area. Firecracker is open source and was developed by Amazon Web Services to improve services like AWS Lambda and AWS Fargate. Using Firecracker benefits users by providing a secure, fast, and efficient way to manage serverless workloads, making it ideal for multi-tenant environments.

https://github.com/firecracker-microvm/firecracker

#go #cncf #containerd #containers #cri #docker #hacktoberfest #kubernetes #oci

Containerd is a powerful tool for managing containers on your computer. It helps with tasks like transferring and storing container images, running containers, and managing network and storage settings. Here’s the benefit: Containerd makes it easy to manage the entire lifecycle of your containers, ensuring they run smoothly and efficiently. It is simple, robust, and works well on both Linux and Windows, making it a great choice for developers and system administrators. Plus, it integrates well with Kubernetes, which is useful if you're using that platform. Overall, containerd simplifies container management, making your work easier and more reliable.

https://github.com/containerd/containerd

#go #containers #event_driven #kubernetes #microservice #microservices #pubsub #serverless #sidecar #state_management

Dapr is a tool that helps developers build strong, scalable, and reliable microservices easily. It works with any programming language and framework, making it very flexible. Dapr adds a small side-car to your application that handles complex tasks like state management, messaging, and event triggers, so you don't have to worry about these details. This means you can focus on writing your code without getting bogged down in low-level details. Dapr also runs on various platforms, including cloud, edge devices, and local machines, making it very versatile. Overall, Dapr simplifies building distributed applications and makes them more consistent and portable.

https://github.com/dapr/dapr

#shell #buildpack #containers #devops #docker #dokku #heroku #kubernetes #nomad #paas

Dokku is a small and easy-to-use platform that helps you deploy and manage applications, similar to Heroku but using Docker. It works on Ubuntu and Debian operating systems. To install it, you just need to run a few simple commands as a user with sudo access. Once installed, you can easily set up your server domain and add user access. Dokku provides detailed documentation and support through GitHub issues, troubleshooting guides, and a Slack community. This makes it easier for developers to deploy and manage their applications efficiently.

https://github.com/dokku/dokku

#go #container_image #containers #cyclonedx #docker #go #golang #hacktoberfest #oci #openvex #security #static_analysis #tool #vex #vulnerabilities #vulnerability

Grype is a tool that scans container images and filesystems for known vulnerabilities. It supports various package types, including those from major operating systems like Alpine, Debian, and Ubuntu, as well as language-specific packages like Ruby, Java, JavaScript, Python, and more. Here’s how it benefits you You can easily install Grype using a simple script or through package managers like Homebrew or Chocolatey.
- **Comprehensive Scanning** You can choose from different output formats such as table, JSON, CycloneDX, and SARIF, or even create custom templates.
- **Integration with Other Tools** Grype has active community meetings and support options, including commercial support through Anchore.
- **Automatic Database Updates**: Grype manages its vulnerability database automatically, ensuring you always have the latest vulnerability information.

Overall, Grype helps you identify and manage vulnerabilities in your container images and filesystems efficiently.

https://github.com/anchore/grype

#shell #ai #containers #inference_server #llamacpp #llm #podman #vllm

RamaLama is a tool that makes working with AI models easy by using containers. It checks your system for GPU support and uses CPU if no GPU is found. RamaLama uses container engines like Podman or Docker to run AI models, so you don't need to configure your system. You can pull and run AI models from various registries with simple commands, and it supports multiple types of hardware including CPUs and GPUs. This makes it convenient for users as they don't have to set up complex environments, and they can interact with different models easily.

https://github.com/containers/ramalama

#python #ansible #aws #azure #coding #containers #devops #docker #git #interview #interview_questions #kubernetes #linux #openstack #production_engineer #prometheus #python #sql #sre #terraform

This repository contains a collection of exercises and questions on various technical topics, including DevOps and SRE. It offers 2624 exercises that can be useful for preparing for interviews or learning new concepts. The repository covers a wide range of subjects such as networking, operating systems, cloud computing, and more. By using these resources, you can improve your skills in areas like software development, infrastructure management, and system reliability engineering. This helps you become more proficient in handling complex IT environments and enhances your career prospects in related fields.

https://github.com/bregman-arie/devops-exercises

#go #containers #docker #go #golang

Moby is an open-source project that helps make software containerization easier and more flexible. It provides a set of tools, like building blocks, which developers can use to create custom systems for running containers. This means you can pick and choose the parts you need, making it easy to build new systems without having to start from scratch. Moby benefits users by allowing them to experiment with different components and ideas, helping advance container technology in a collaborative way.

https://github.com/moby/moby

#go #agents #ai #caching #ci_cd #containers #continuous_deployment #continuous_integration #dag #dagger #devops #docker #graphql #workflows

Dagger is a tool that helps make workflows easier to manage. It lets you break down complex tasks into smaller, reusable parts that can run in different environments. This means you can work with many languages and tools without worrying about compatibility issues. Dagger also helps you see what's happening in your workflows, making it easier to fix problems. It saves time and money by caching results, so you don't have to redo tasks. Overall, Dagger makes it simpler to build and manage workflows, especially for AI and software development tasks.

https://github.com/dagger/dagger

#go #containers #cyclonedx #docker #go #golang #hacktoberfest #oci #sbom #spdx #static_analysis #tool

Syft is a tool that helps create a list of all the software components used in your applications, known as a Software Bill of Materials (SBOM). This list is important for finding vulnerabilities and ensuring that your software complies with licensing rules. By using Syft, you can better manage your software's security and compliance. It works with many types of software and can be used with other tools like Grype to check for vulnerabilities. This helps keep your software safe and up-to-date.

https://github.com/anchore/syft

#go #cncf #containers #go #kubernetes

Kubernetes is an open system that helps manage and run apps in containers across many computers. It makes it easy to deploy, update, and scale apps automatically, so they stay fast and available even when demand changes. If something fails, Kubernetes fixes it quickly without needing manual help. This means apps run smoothly, use resources efficiently, and need less time and effort to manage, saving money and letting teams focus on building new features instead of fixing problems.

https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes

#go #containers #deployment #devops #docker #docker_compose #golang #hacktoberfest #kubernetes #orchestration #self_hosted

Uncloud lets you run and manage web apps across multiple servers (cloud, home, or bare metal) as easily as using Docker Compose, but with production features like zero-downtime updates, automatic HTTPS, and cross-machine scaling. It connects your machines into a secure, private network without needing a central control server, so there’s less to manage and no single point of failure. You keep full control of your infrastructure and data, avoid vendor lock-in, and get a simple, cloud-like experience without the complexity of Kubernetes.

https://github.com/psviderski/uncloud