Internal registry, mirror or proxy: what is the difference?
An internal registry hosts your own packages, a mirror copies a public one, and a proxy fetches on demand. Learn which does what and which you need.
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An internal registry hosts your own packages, a mirror copies a public one, and a proxy fetches on demand. Learn which does what and which you need.
Add the sha256 digest after an at sign in the oci reference. Helm docs say digests are immutable, so you run exactly the chart you reviewed. Steps inside.
Immutable releases lock a release's tag and assets after publishing and add an attestation. What that stops, what stays editable, and how to use it.
A hacked update server should not push code to every install. Client signature checks, keys kept off the server and signed metadata decide that.
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A 15 minute vetting checklist for new AI and agent libraries: maintainers, release habits, advisories, install behavior, license, and how deep it reaches.
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CISA's 2026 elements add an SBOM Version and tighten the timestamp. What to put in each, when to bump the version and which standards the text points to.
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