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The importance of Infrastructure as Code when Securing cloud environments

· 6 min read
Brent De Bisschop
Student Odisee => Opleiding Bachelor Elektronica-ICT
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Bron: artikel integraal overgenomen van Security Intelligence
Origineel auteur: Josh Nadeau

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According to the 2023 Thales Data Threat Report, 55% of organizations experiencing a data breach have reported “human error” as the primary cause. This is further compounded by organizations now facing attacks from increasingly sophisticated cyber criminals with a wide range of automated tools.

As organizations move more of their operations to the cloud, they must also become increasingly aware of the security risks and threats that come with it. It’s not enough anymore to simply have a set of policies that human operators must follow. Today more proactive and automated strategies must be implemented. This is where Infrastructure as Code (IaC) can play a pivotal role.

What is Infrastructure as Code (IaC)?

Infrastructure as Code is a key practice in the world of DevOps that involves managing and provisioning computer data centers through machine-readable definition files or scripts rather than relying on physical hardware configuration or interactive configuration tools. To put it simply, IaC is the process of managing your IT infrastructure — servers, networks and databases — using code, much like software.

Docker — Best Practices and Pro Tips for Writing Dockerfiles

· 9 min read
Brent De Bisschop
Student Odisee => Opleiding Bachelor Elektronica-ICT
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Bron: artikel integraal overgenomen van DevOps Mojo
Origineel auteur: Ashish Patel

Production Pro Tips: Overview of best practices for writing Dockerfile.

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Below is the list of recommended best practices and methods for building efficient images.

Build the smallest image possible.

Building a smaller image offers advantages such as faster upload and download times. This is important for the cold start time of a pod in Kubernetes: the smaller the image, the faster the node can download it.