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Better support for user namespaces in Kubernetes. No, not user *kubernetes* namespaces but user *linux* namespaces and support for them in Kubernetes to harden security. Good overview here. https://lnkd.in/dV6jgsCj

I completed the Spring Boot course in the Intensive Program. I also learnt core concepts and built in-demand skills. Here is my certificate: https://lnkd.in/gnpjMjrx #NxtWave #LearningProgress

Spring Boot 3.2.x support ends on November 23. Understanding the LTS transition for Spring Boot 3.2.x is important. Are you prepared to maintain support, compliance, and security for your Spring applications? Learn more about this change, how to access LTS with Tanzu Spring and the many benefits of Tanzu Platform: https://lnkd.in/gbw_NTHd

Heads up for any organization running Spring Boot 3.2.x - OSS support ends November 23, 2024. Link below for information on what this means, navigating through changes, and a golden path to upgrade with VMware Tanzu - the home of Spring. #Java #SpringBoot

If you’re keeping up-to-date with OSS releases of Spring projects in your application portfolios, fantastic! But if you own, build, deploy and maintain large-scale portfolios of enterprise applications, chances are upgrades have not been prioritized, and/or lingering and mischievous tech debt keeps you pinned down. Getting extended commercial support is an option, but there’s certainly more we can do to help you keep up-to-date and compliant. Take a look! #upgrades #tanzuplatform #springapplicationadvisor

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I completed the Spring Boot course in the Intensive Program. I also learnt core concepts and built in-demand skills. Here is my certificate: https://lnkd.in/gyRugg3q #NxtWave #LearningProgress

🚨 PATCH NOW: Critical Docker Security Update CVE-2024-41110 CVSS score: 10.0 🚨 Docker has released updates to fix a critical vulnerability (CVE-2024-41110) impacting several Docker Engine versions. This flaw, existing for five years, allows attackers to bypass authorization plugins. Although initially fixed in v18.09.1, the patch wasn’t carried forward, resurfacing the issue. Now, patches are available for all affected versions. ✅ Who is impacted? Users of Docker Engine v19.03.x and later versions who rely on authorization plugins to make access control decisions. ❎ Who is not impacted? Users of Docker Engine v19.03.x and later versions who do not rely on authorization plugins to make access control decisions and users of all versions of Mirantis Container Runtime are not vulnerable. Users of Docker commercial products and internal infrastructure who do not rely on AuthZ plugins are unaffected.