1. IBM Containers Docker in the Cloud
Rick Osowski
Technical Product Manager
@rosowski

3. IBM Bluemix: Build your apps, on your runtime, your way
Bluemix supports a wide diversity of workloads by offering developers a range of choices associated with how they build and run their apps.
Cloud Foundry is an open source PaaS that offers the ability to quickly compose apps without worrying about the underlying infrastructure. Bluemix extends Cloud Foundry with a number of services and enterprise-grade DevOps tooling.
IBM Containers, powered by Docker, allow portability and consistency regardless of where they run— bare metal servers in Bluemix, your company's data center, or on your laptop. Easily spin up images from our public hub or your own private registry.
Virtual machines offer the most control over your apps and middleware. Bluemix uses industry-leading OpenStack to manage VMs in a cloud of your choice: public, dedicated, or on-premises. Key OpenStack services can be used in conjunction with Bluemix services to build hybrid apps.
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4. Docker Mission Build Run Ship Any App Anywhere
Docker is an open platform for building distributed applications for developers and system administrators.
Build
Run
Ship
Any App
Anywhere

5. Going deep on IBM Containers

6. IBM Containers – What do you get?
IBM-managed Docker registry with pre-built Node, Java, and other runtimes
Private Docker Registry for all your containers
GUI & CLI access to manage all your containers
External persistent storage volumes, hosted on Bluemix
Integrated access to 100+ Bluemix services
Integrated deployment pipeline to automate build & deploy of your containers completely in the cloud
Various machine sizes, to support your smallest to largest needs
Resilient container groups, supporting auto-recovery of bad instances
Single container deployments to construct your apps, your way
Integrated monitoring & logging (ELK, Grafana, etc)
And…

8. IBM Containers Vulnerability Advisor
Over 30% of Official Images in Docker Hub Contain High Priority Security Vulnerabilities
Docker Hub is a central repository for Docker developers to pull and push container images. We performed a detailed study on Docker Hub images to understand how vulnerable they are to security threats. Surprisingly, we found that more than 30% of images in official repositories are highly susceptible to a variety of security attacks(e.g., Shellshock, Heartbleed, Poodle, etc.). For general images – images pushed by Docker users, but not explicitly verified by any authority – this number jumps to 40% with a sampling error bound of 3%.
“80% of attacks leverage known vulnerabilities and configuration management setting weaknesses,” so the best opportunities in security remediation are to identify and correct, in real time, any misconfiguration or known vulnerable systems.
US State Department report
Automatically scan for Vulnerable Packages
& Policy Violations across all images in your registry

9. https://github.com/osowski/lets-chat-bluemix
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10. Thank you and keep in touch. osowski@us. ibm. com @rosowski
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11. Additional Resources New to Docker? IBM Containers white paper
IBM Containers - Achieve without sacrificing quality
Bluemix Instant Runtimes, Containers, or Virtual Machines?
Making Docker Containers Work for Your Business Critical Applications
IBM Containers Game-changing Capabilities
Monitoring and Logging for IBM Containers. No configuration needed.
Hands-on
IBM Containers documentation on Bluemix
IBM Containers Hands-on Labs
IBM Containers Q&A in DeveloperWorks
IBM Containers Service Overview
DevOps for Containers at DockerCon
IBM Containers and Bluemix Services - simplifying your distributed Docker applications
Is your Docker container secure? Ask IBM Vulnerability Advisor!
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