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Containing the cloud
- 1. Containing the cloud Wes Widner @kai5263499
- 3. Containers represent complexity ● Every piece is important ● Notes help us manage complexity ● Expect every component involved to show their work Docker Registry K8S Master etcd K8S Worker K8S Worker K8S Worker Pod Container Pod Container Data plane
- 4. Designed for developers Everyone loves having the playground to themselves ● Dockerfiles help eliminate snowflakes ● “Containers don’t contain” - Daniel Walsh RedHat
- 5. My friend said “Suggest to President Obama that the team should deploy to production every day.” -Bill Higgins healthcare.gov tech surge
- 6. Developers and ops need different images ● Templated Dockerfiles to share structure ● Multi-stage builds to share data ● Debug images for developers ● Separate repos for everyone
- 7. Where do images come from? ● Production images should come from CI/CD pipelines ● Repos in registries should be segregated ● Everything should be logged
- 8. What’s in your prod layers? ● Layer construction is open for inspection ● Add forensics information to LABELs ● Seperate services by function ● Understand that the kernel is your attack surface ● Lint like crazy
- 9. Continuous image scanning ● It’s easy to bake unwanted things into images ● What’s clean today may not be clean tomorrow ● We need a way to retroactively scan images ● It’s also useful to just know what an image contains at build time
- 10. What happens when the cloud breaks? ● Let forensics be your guide to a secure cloud ● Pretend the cloud has melted down and put everything in place that you would want to have
- 12. Misconfiguration is the root of all evil ● By definition, you don’t mean to do it ● This is an even bigger problem with declarative systems ● How long does it take for you to detect a misconfiguration?
- 13. Configuration as code ● Even without formal code reviews, version controlled configurations are useful ● One-off configuration updates are not only bad form, they’re an incident waiting to happen
- 14. Try not to let people break assumptions ● Allowing containers to change means they will ● Mutable containers make forensics needlessly hard
- 15. Least privileged workers ● Privilege separation is hard ● There is not an official standard for container security policies ● Workers can be tainted to run sensitive pods ● Another option is multiple clusters ● Workers don’t need operational secrets
- 16. Monitoring your orchestrator ● Kubernetes security solutions fall into three broad categories ● Admin API control ● eBPF for tagging packets and syscalls ● Hypervisor shims ● Runner-up category for auditd
- 17. A little chaos is good for you ● Chaos engines are not only good for development. They’re also good for security ● They help smoke out false assumptions ● Cloud fuzzing is a thing
- 18. How mature is your cloud? ❏ Properly configured access controls to registries and API servers ❏ Tagged packets from pods, continuous image scanning ❏ Execution logs ❏ Images developed and pushed from a build system ❏ Version controlled Dockerfiles, configs, and config values What’s your Okta?
- 20. ● Write everything down ● Trust but verify ● Kick the tires ● Pyramid of truth Roadmap
Editor's Notes
- Picture is Cloud Burst by David Taylor
- Picture is Misplaced by Joanne Duffy
- The small text at the bottom is from my daughter who helped put together these slides