Addressing lingering concerns about container security, Docker has hardened its container-tech platform with a release that also adds several commercial features to ease enterprise deployments.
The San Francisco-based startup that sparked a revolution of sorts when it reintroduced Linux containers to enterprise IT delivered a number of advancements Thursday around container orchestration, networking and security with the release of Docker 1.10.
As Docker penetrates corporate data centers and clouds, the portfolio of new tools can be used to “build the kind of distributed applications that enterprises want to run in production,” said David Messina, Docker’s senior vice president of marketing.
