Ignite 2016 - Transforming Workloads
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Containers provide operating system-level virtualization that packages applications and dependencies together for efficient distribution and execution. The document discusses how containers can be used to deploy applications and services across development, testing, and production environments for consistency. It also provides an overview of container images, how to generate images from existing applications, and how to configure containers to use default service accounts for authentication.
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Adam Parco - Director of Engineering, Edge & IoT, Docker
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"The majority of the container security discussion revolves around containers on Linux while the security of containers in Windows is left as a mystical black box. In this talk we'll peel back the curtain and dive in to how Windows containers are secured.
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