Part 3 of our three part the series on Deploying Quay and Clair in OpenShift on AWS. This final part takes you through the steps required to deploy Quay Container Registry and the Clair security scanner in our Openshift Cluster running on AWS public cloud.
In our previous post we discussed the business case for using Red Hat Quay as our container registry and Red Hat Clair to scan the images in Quay for known security vulnerabilities. We then configured AWS resources that are required to support Quay and Clair running in an Openshift cluster deployed in AWS public cloud infrastructure.
In this, part 2 of our three part series, we will deploy our Openshift cluster on AWS
This three part series is an update and a continuation to Stone Door Group’s previous Quay and Clair blog posts.[Securing Containers with Red Hat Quay and Clair Part 1 & Part 2]
In this series we will explore the new process of deploying Red Hat Quay and Clair in a Red Hat Openshift 4.X cluster running on AWS public cloud. The steps to install Openshift 4.X are significantly different than the steps required to install Openshift 3.X. The business case for using Openshift, Quay and Clair have not changed.
The goal of this session is to show how to deploy a secure and scalable image repository using Red Hat Quay and Clair on OpenShift on AWS.
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