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Hi! |
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On Fri, Feb 27, 2015 at 10:38:34AM -0600, Alex Brandt wrote: |
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> Somewhat sarcastic but actually true. I don't recommend running |
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> production applications inside of Gentoo based containers. |
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This makes sense for Gentoo, but my question was CC: to this list not as |
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off-topic, my host will be Hardened Gentoo, so kernel used by docker |
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images will support GrSecurity&PaX, and I wanna have protection provided |
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by hardened gcc for binaries run inside docker images. |
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> I highly recommend making containers as small as possible. That |
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> means using statically linked executables and removing all |
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> traces of what we know as a distribution. Production containers |
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> should not be based on Gentoo images. |
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Okay, not sure why it's so important, but this doesn't change anything - |
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these statically linked executables without any traces of Gentoo still |
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should be compiled with hardened gcc. |
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> docker pull ${NEW_IMAGE} |
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So, what $NEW_IMAGE should be to let me get small nice image with |
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up-to-date binaries built with hardened gcc? :-) |
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WBR, Alex. |
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