José Manuel Ortega Candel - Implementing DevSecOps with Docker and Kubernetes: An Experiential Guide to Operate in the DevOps Environment for Securing and Monitoring Container Applications

My parents and brothers

Jos Manuel Ortegahas been working as a software engineer and security researcher, focusing on new technologies, open source, security, and testing. His aim has been to specialize in Python and DevOps security projects with Docker. He is currently working as a security tester engineer, analyzing and testing the security of applications. He has collaborated with universities and the official college of computer engineers, presenting articles and holding conferences. He has also been a speaker at national and international conferences. You can find his conferences and talks related to Python, Security, and Docker on his personal site - http://jmortega.github.io

Ajay Bhaskar, a DevOps enthusiast, is always eager to learn new technologies related to automating application lifecycle management. He has also reviewed Cloud Analytics using Microsoft Azure Stack. He loves R&D and has a keen interest in inventing or optimizing and implementing solutions.

Prajeesh Prathapis an experienced technologist who specializes in building web scale, cloud native applications with special interest in event-driven, distributed systems. Prajeesh currently works as the platform and operations teams manager for IT&Care in the Netherlands, specializing in setting up the containerized environments, CI/CD using Azure DevOps, observability platforms etc. He is a regular speaker at numerous technology conferences and has authored courses on Reactive Microservices in .NET Core and Continuous Delivery with VSTS & PowerShell DSC.

First and foremost, I would like to thank everyone at BPB Publications for giving me the opportunity to publish this book, which tries to cover some of the technologies that we can find within the DevSecOps ecosystem.

I would also like to thank my teachers and friends at the University for giving me the ability to continuously learn in a world that becomes increasingly complex. Lastly, I would like to thank the editors, reviewers, and publishers for carrying out this project successfully.

In the last few years, the knowledge of DevSecOps tools in IT companies has increased due to the growth of specific technologies based on containers like Docker and Kubernetes.