Mirantis announced it has joined the Docker
Verified Publisher program, and announced the availability of Docker
Official Images for Mirantis Secure Registry.
"Secure
software supply chains are becoming increasingly important to
development teams as they work to lower the risk of exposure to
malicious content while they build applications," said Adam Parco, CTO,
Mirantis. "Using reliable content at every stage ensures applications
are secure and minimizes time and money spent on resolving security
issues."
To enable the storage, management, sharing, and deployment of container images and artifacts anywhere, Mirantis Secure Registry users
can now access images from Docker Hub through their private secure
registry. This new integration offers developers the ultimate
flexibility; rather than having to switch between their local private
registry for owned images and Docker Hub for Docker Official images,
developers can now choose trusted, verified images from their registry
of choice.
"By
bringing more trusted content to more registries, the 13.4 million
developers using Docker can quickly discover and incorporate reliable
building blocks for their applications," said Docker Vice President of
Products Donnie Berkholz. "With the availability of Docker Official
Images in Mirantis Secure Registry and Mirantis as a Docker Verified
Publisher, developers have easy access to trusted container images
across all the environments where they get their work done."
The
Docker Verified Publisher program extends trust to commercial content,
incorporating enterprise solutions that are part of the application
delivery pipeline and providing identifiable images that have been
property vetted. With the Docker Verified Publisher program developers
can build, share and run applications quickly with confidence knowing
that each component is secure at every stage of the software supply
chain. Docker Official Images include more than 160 of the most widely
used OSS components which are downloaded billions of times per month.