Docker tag or digest: which keeps staging and prod identical?
A digest identifies one exact image, while a tag can move. Deploy by digest to keep staging and production on identical content, and update on purpose.
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A digest identifies one exact image, while a tag can move. Deploy by digest to keep staging and production on identical content, and update on purpose.
Docker says Content Trust is being retired and is unreliable for pulls. Unset the flag, then use digest pinning, signature checks and provenance instead.
Yes is almost always the true answer. Here is how to reply to a customer's open source question with specifics, a policy pointer and evidence, not a shrug.
The Transparency Exchange API aims to standardize how SBOMs and VEX files move between systems. See its data model, its status, and when to wait or adopt.
Generate an SBOM on every build and store it by image digest. Share and retain only released ones. Generation is cheap, retention is the choice.
Not always. Decide by what the SBOM reveals and who receives it: public summaries need none, detailed SBOMs usually warrant confidentiality terms.
An SBOM covers packages. An ML-BOM adds models, datasets and configuration. Use an SBOM first, add model entries when models ship in your product.
An SBOM is a parts list for your software. A small nonprofit may not need a formal one, but a simple list of dependencies helps. Here is when and how.
GitHub's Dependabot alerts only cover actions that use semantic versions, not SHA pins. How to keep pinned actions visible to advisories anyway.
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