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Deploying an internal container registry with Minikube add-ons

Deploying an internal container registry with Minikube add-ons

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By Kamesh Sampath

Minikube has a feature called add-ons, which help in adding extra components and features to Minikube’s Kubernetes cluster.

The registry add-on will deploy an internal registry, which can then be used to push and pull Linux container images. But at times, we might wish to mimic push and pull to different registries (i.e., using aliases for container registry). In this article, I will walk you through the steps required to achieve the same.

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Extend Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite through the Service Repository

Extend Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite through the Service Repository

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By Donato Marrazzo

Introduction

Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite offers a really flexible BPMN engine that can be extended with Custom Reusable Services. Most users know them as Work Item Handler (the technical implementation name), but few of them know that it’s possible to expose them in a comfortable list of reusable services. In fact, you can create a repository of services and simplify the life of the BPMN designer that can easily pick and choose the right service.

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Container Images Compliance – what we built at ManageIQ to remove a security pain point – part 2

Container Images Compliance – what we built at ManageIQ to remove a security pain point – part 2

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By Mooli Tayer

Part 2 of 2

In part one of this blog post, we mentioned a pain point in Container based environments. We introduced SCAP as a means to measure compliance in computer systems and introduced ManageIQ as a means of automating Cloud & Container based workflows.

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Webcast: Using the Atomic Registry for Secure Container Image Management

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By Mike Guerette

When working with container-based applications, admins and developers need a place to store and share container images, a way to deploy them, as well as a way to monitor and administer them once they’re deployed.

Atomic Registry provides a place to store and share Docker formatted container images that are saved as images that can be shared with others, and the self-service and admin interfaces make it easy to manage container images on Red Hat Atomic Enterprise Platform.

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