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Introduction

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Story

0:38

Statistics

2:57

Recap

5:15

Demo

7:21

Scan with Trivia

8:50

Scan with Severity of High

11:57

Notation

12:44

Azure Container Registry

14:10

Update Azure Database Manifest

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Install Gatekeeper

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Install ratify

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Deploy ratify constraint

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Demonstration of Deploy ratify constraint

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Deployment logs

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Logs command

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Search command

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GitHub Actions

24:42

Check Kubernetes manifests

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Check out the code

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GitHub action

27:43

Login to Azure

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Docker push

29:52

Notation setup

30:27

Notation sign

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Logs

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Container Registry

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Create ACR token

34:46

Questions

35:18

Trivia

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Trivia Vulnerability Report

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Summary

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GitHub repository

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Related sessions

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Securing container deployments on Azure Kubernetes Service with open-source tools | BRK264H
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2023May 25
Containers have revolutionized the way applications are deployed and managed. With increased adoption comes a pressing need for container security. It is crucial to ensure only trusted images are deployed. In this talk, discover two crucial technologies - Notation and Ratify. Learn how to configure them to secure container deployments on AKS. Notation provides image signing and verification capabilities, while Ratify is an external data provider for Gatekeeper admission controller used to validate container image signatures prior to deployment. To learn more, please check out these resources: Speakers:
  • Joshua Duffney
  • Toddy Mladenov
  • Nannette Sperling
  • Aaron Wislang
Session Information: This video is one of many sessions delivered for the Microsoft Build 2023 event. View the full session schedule and learn more about Microsoft Build at https://build.microsoft.com BRK264H | English (US) | DevSecOps & SRE #MSBuild

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