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Getting started · Supported containers · Contributing · Build Process · Additional resources
RapidFort is a solution for building secure, optimized Docker containers.
Every day, we scan the most popular Docker Hub container images and remove unused code. Then we publish the results to share with you.
Our container optimization process reduces the software attack surface and the chance of a vulnerability exploit.
Stop downloading container images with thousands of vulnerabilities. Start using secure containers with minimized attack surfaces.
RapidFort scans your Docker containers for vulnerabilities and looks for unused components that can be removed.
We’ve optimized and hardened some of the most popular container images on Docker Hub and are making them available to the community.
We’ve optimized and hardened some of the most popular container images on IronBank and are making them available to the community.
Here’s what you can do with Community Images.
# Docker
$ docker run --name redis -e ALLOW_EMPTY_PASSWORD=yes rapidfort/redis:latest
# Docker compose
$ docker-compose up -d
# Kubernetes Helm
$ helm repo add bitnami https://charts.bitnami.com/bitnami
# install redis, just replace repository with RapidFort registry
$ helm install my-redis bitnami/redis --set image.repository=rapidfort/redis
# install postgresql
$ helm install my-postgresql bitnami/postgresql --set image.repository=rapidfort/postgresql
Source images are run through an optimization process that identifies and removes unused components from the image. You can contribute to this project by adding new images, improving coverage scripts, and adding regression and benchmark tests.
If you believe this project has potential, feel free to star this repo just like many amazing people have.
Learn more about container optimization at RapidFort.com.
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