Chainguard
Outdated software plays a major role in creating security vulnerabilities. To combat this issue, we ensure that our images are consistently updated with the most current patches and fixes. Each image is supported by service level agreements (SLAs) that guarantee our commitment to addressing identified vulnerabilities within a predetermined timeframe. Our objective is to achieve zero known vulnerabilities in our images. This proactive strategy reduces the necessity for extensive analysis of reports produced by scanning tools. Our team has an in-depth understanding of the entire ecosystem, having contributed to some of the most significant foundational open-source projects in the industry. We acknowledge that while automation is essential, maintaining developer productivity is equally important. Enforce establishes a real-time asset inventory database that not only improves developer tools but also aids in incident recovery and simplifies audit processes. Furthermore, Enforce can produce software bill of materials (SBOMs), track active containers for common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs), and protect infrastructure against insider threats. By prioritizing both innovation and security, we empower organizations to build a strong defense against the ever-evolving landscape of threats, ensuring they remain resilient in the face of challenges.
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OptiSigns
Introducing OptiSigns, the user-friendly digital signage solution tailored for ease and simplicity! This software strikes an ideal balance between affordability and compatibility, working seamlessly with any hardware available today.
Choose from an extensive library of over 140 apps alongside thousands of templates and formats, including images, videos, playlists, Google Slides, weather updates, social media feeds like Instagram and Twitter, and even YouTube content—whatever you need to captivate your audience! Elevate your business and enhance audience engagement with ease.
For just $10 a month per screen, you can utilize any display to grab your audience's attention effectively!
Manage everything remotely from a centralized portal, allowing you to take full advantage of features like images, videos, playlists, and scheduling. Spice things up with additional apps such as Google Slides, Weather, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter, among many others.
Plus, we ensure compatibility with a wide range of hardware and operating systems, including Fire TV Stick, Android, Chrome, Raspberry Pi, Roku, Windows, Linux, and MacOS. Don't miss the chance to unlock the full potential of your business with OptiSigns! Get started today and watch your audience engagement soar.
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Raspberry Pi OS
Raspberry Pi Imager provides an efficient and user-friendly way to install Raspberry Pi OS and a selection of other operating systems onto a microSD card, preparing it for use with your Raspberry Pi device. To get a clear sense of the installation steps, take a look at our concise video tutorial that lasts just 45 seconds. Start by downloading and installing Raspberry Pi Imager on a computer that has an SD card reader. After that, insert the microSD card that you plan to use for your Raspberry Pi into the reader and open Raspberry Pi Imager. Users have the opportunity to choose from a wide range of operating systems offered by both Raspberry Pi and various external sources, making it easy to download and install them as necessary. This utility simplifies the entire setup process, thereby improving your overall experience with Raspberry Pi. By utilizing Raspberry Pi Imager, even beginners can seamlessly transition into the world of Raspberry Pi without any complications.
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Fedora CoreOS
Fedora CoreOS is a streamlined operating system that automatically updates and is specifically built to securely host containerized applications at scale. It is available on multiple platforms, with expectations of additional options coming soon. Fedora CoreOS (FCOS) offers three separate update streams: stable, testing, and next; while it is generally recommended to stick with the stable stream, using the testing and next streams on some instances is encouraged to provide valuable feedback. When automating Fedora CoreOS installations, interacting with stream metadata becomes necessary. Even though Fedora CoreOS supports automatic in-place updates, it is advisable to set up new machines with the most recent images available. Importantly, rather than offering a distinct installation disk, Fedora CoreOS creates instances from a universal disk image that is configured during the initial boot using Ignition. The entire operating system is based on open-source and free software principles, allowing not only cost-free usage but also the ability to share, adapt, and remix it as per your requirements. This level of customization and openness presents Fedora CoreOS as an attractive choice for developers and organizations seeking a resilient and versatile platform. Additionally, the community behind Fedora CoreOS frequently collaborates to enhance its features, further ensuring it remains aligned with modern technological needs.
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