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Java User Group Hamburg (Meetup)

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Java User Group Hamburg (Meetup) has 1 upcoming tech event on hackevents in Hamburg. Topics: DevOps / Cloud, Software Engineering and Product / Design.

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Thu 29 Oct19:00·📍 Hamburg · Kühne + Nagel

Java auf Diät: Schlankere Spring Boot Container für mehr Sicherheit

by Java User Group Hamburg (Meetup)

Java-Container enthalten oft mehr, als sie zur Laufzeit benötigen: zusätzliche Bibliotheken, Tools und Betriebssystemkomponenten. Das macht Images größer und erhöht zugleich die Angriffsfläche – denn jede enthaltene Komponente kann Schwachstellen mitbringen. Der Vortrag zeigt praxisnahe Wege zu schlanken und sicheren Container-Images: von der Analyse von Image-Inhalten und CVEs über minimale Distr

EventSoftware EngineeringSecurityDevOps / CloudProduct / Design

~60 expected

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TodayFri 23 Oct16:00·📍 Hamburg · House of AI

build fridays hamburg - work on your startup alongside others (bring laptop)

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Wed 28 Oct18:00·📍 Hamburg · House of AI Hamburg

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Wed 28 Oct18:00·📍 Hamburg · Deep Tech Campus

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