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Josh walks us through the powerful combination of open-source CNCF projects that address different aspects of container supply chain security. Learn how Trivy scans for vulnerabilities, Copasetic performs targeted patching when base image updates aren't possible, Notation provides digital signatures to verify trust, and Ratify enforces security policies at deployment time. Together, these tools create a comprehensive approach to securing containers from build to runtime.
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We break down Blazor’s render modes in plain language. Server side rendering for instant first paint, streaming SSR for progressive content, interactive Server with SignalR for low latency, and Blazor WebAssembly when you want client side execution and near native speed. With the .NET 8 Blazor Web App template, you can pre render for speed, attach Server for responsiveness, and hydrate WASM in the background so returning visits feel instantaneous. If desktop or mobile is on the roadmap, Blazor Hybrid with .NET MAUI lets the same components run across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Container Security (00:00:00)

2. Josh's Journey into Cloud Native (00:05:44)

3. Container Security Fundamentals (00:10:06)

4. Image Patching Strategies (00:16:02)

5. Continuous Patching Workflows (00:21:34)

6. Implementation Challenges and Future Trends (00:27:53)

7. Closing Thoughts and Book Recommendations (00:31:40)

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