Kubernetes and containers turned out to be great for developer freedom -- they could quickly build containers running the software needed with their preferred tooling, and it would run happily next to a container running a completely different stack. But unless care is taken, this flexibility comes at a cost; a proliferation of containers, all running different base images and different software. Or the same software but at different versions. Or the same versions but with different base images and extra dependencies. Along with this proliferation comes the perils of CVEs from out-of-date or bloated software.

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