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Scanning ARM container images with Snyk
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ARM-based systems are increasingly popular amongst developers, for edge and IoT use cases as well as some server uses with the likes of the AWS Graviton Amazon EC2 instances. Docker provides an increasingly flexible toolset for building container images for multiple architectures. But how do you know those images are secure?
Source:https://snyk.io/blog/scanning-arm-container-images-with-snyk/PreviousShowing Snyk security information in GitHub code scanningNextEnabling application security management at scale
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