How to Use Mirantis Container Runtime on Windows Server with Azure
Offered By: Mirantis via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore how to utilize Mirantis Container Runtime (MCR) on Windows Server with Azure in this informative webinar. Discover the impact of Microsoft's May 2023 Windows Server updates and learn about MCR's fully-featured Docker interface with enterprise support and up-to-date security patches. Gain insights into deploying MCR from Azure Marketplace, and understand its core features beneficial for developers and security teams. Delve into topics such as the familiar Docker interface, image signing enforcement, OCI certification, CRI-conformance for Kubernetes and Swarm, and NIST-validated cryptographic module (FIPS 140-2). Learn about MCR support changes on Azure and Windows Server, migration of Service Fabric images, and the differences between Docker Engine-Community and MCR. Enhance your knowledge of container image security and discover how to secure workloads with image signing in this comprehensive 25-minute presentation by Mirantis.
Syllabus
- Introducing our presenter
- What we'll cover in this webinar
- BIG question: I'm using MCR, what's happening to my environment?
- MCR support changes on Azure
- MCR support changes on Widows Server
- How to run & use MCR on Windows Server after May 1st
- Mirantis Container Runtime on Azure
- Migrating Service Fabric images to Mirantis Container Runtime
- Mirantis Container Runtime on Windows Server
- Core components of Mirantis Container Runtime
- Docker Engine-Community vs. Mirantis Container Runtime
- What about container image security?
- FIPS 140-2 & what that means at Mirantis
- More on security: secure your workloads with image signing
- Outro
Taught by
Mirantis
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