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Hardening Docker Hosts

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DevSecOps.cc; By Chris Binnie 		Mail this story
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Root inside your containers is the root user on your host. Securing your Docker containers and the hosts upon which they run is key to sustaining reliable and available services. From my professional DevSecOps perspective securing the containers and the orchestrators (such as OpenShift, Docker Swarm and Kubernetes) is usually far from easy.

Secure your Docker hosts with different UIDs and GIDs.

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