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This document discusses solutions for operating and managing containers at scale in an enterprise environment. It describes Docker EE, Windows Containers, Pivotal Container Service, Project Kubo, and Harbor - an open source container registry. Project Kubo allows instantiating and managing highly available Kubernetes clusters on any cloud. Pivotal Container Service provisions managed Kubernetes clusters for application teams. Harbor provides an on-premise registry with features including role-based access control, image scanning, and integration with LDAP/AD.
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