security

It’s quite common that when launching an application or creating a new service in the cloud, the term security comes to mind at last. Which can actually cause lots of pain; both spiritual and legal pain. In software development life-cycle (SDLC), we are most likely to put the effort into reaching the MVP or delivering the absolute must feature or fixing the regression issues. Promising to handle the security issues right after the feature/fix is delivered....

Docker has been the most attractive way to virtualize applications. It offers fast, lightweight, secure, isolated (yet connected) containers that run where you put them. That’s perfect, isn’t it? You write a piece of code, put it in a container, and ta-da! It is fast and secure now! Right… Is that so? Well, there might be lots of things that have been thought for you, but don’t think that it would be enough....