Name: Another year, another DevOps
Start: 2019-01-29T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2019-01-29T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Schuberg Philis

Welcome to the world of tomorrow!

Please register for this meetup here:

https://www.eventbrite.nl/e/container-kubernetes-security-tickets-54217745737

We are kicking off 2019 with a champagne-fueled (disclaimer: I'm not sure there will be actual champagne) meetup to celebrate that DevOps has been around for 10 years (it'll be 10 years as of October 2019, but we're starting the party early).

Our first meetup will take place at Schuberg Philis and will have two talks on Kubernetes. The location can be a bit out of the way if you're using public transportation so feel free to carpool with someone or send me a message if you want to drive with me (Thomas). Public transportation link: https://9292.nl/?van=&naar=schiphol-rijk_boeingavenue-271&searchType=aankomst&date=2019-01-29&time=19%3A00

*Please note that the entrance to this meetup will be Schuberg Philis' reception

Schedule:

18:00 - 🚪Doors open
18:15 - 🍽🍷Food is served
19:00 - 🎤Talk #1
19:45 - 🚽Break
20:00 - 🎤Talk #2
20:45 - 🍻BeerOps

We hope to see all of you there!

🎤 Andreas Lambrecht

Information Security departments often view containers as challenging to manage (code moves too fast for risk analysis, thousands of containers with limited visibility or control). Government organizations such as NIST have published guidelines for Application Container Security, while serverless technologies such as Azure Container Instances or AWS Fargate create additional challenges regarding how security risks are managed.

In this presentation we will look at these challenges and demonstrate how security controls can be continuously embedded into the application lifecycle.

🎤 Andy Repton - All your Kube are belong to us

As containers become more prevalent in our technology landscapes, container security has likewise increased in importance. However, our containers don’t just run independently, we use container orchestration systems like Kubernetes to run them at scale and in production. In shared clusters, it is critical to ensure proper authentication, authorization and pod security best practices. Recently, CVE-2018-1002105 demonstrated the first major vulnerability in the popular orchestration platform. Using a demonstration, we’ll take a look together at the two versions of this vulnerability and discuss how they work. In addition, I’ll show some other ways to gather privileged information from inside a Kubernetes cluster and how to fix them.

Harm Boertien

Thomas Krag

DevOps Amsterdam

Technology

High Scalability Computing

System Administration

Infrastructure as Code

Continuous Integration

DevOps

Open Source

Data Center and Operations Automation

Cloud Computing

Docker

IT Professionals

Configuration Management

Kubernetes

Serverless Architecture

Microservices

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