3 years ago

Category: Deployment, Business, Kubernetes, Docker

With the transition to a more agile development process where the number of deployment has been increased in an exponential way. Additional to that, because of the container paradigm we have a more polyglot approach with different kinds of components running on our platform using a different base image, packages, libraries, and so on. We need to make sure they’re still secure to use and we need tools to be able to govern that in a natural way.

Once the tool is installed, we have access to the UI Web Portal, and we’re able to create a project that has repositories as part of it.

But Harbor is much more than only that so probably we cover more of its features in further articles and I hope based on what you read today you’d like to give it a chance and start introducing it in your DevSecOps toolset.