How to Master Your Software Supply Chain
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Docker-based containers and Docker Hub power most deployments and the ecosystem claims decade-long democratization since 2013. The session argues consolidation choices follow three criteria: velocity, developer efficiency/cost, and risk reduction, and recommends consolidating where those align while keeping best‑of‑breed for high‑risk or high‑velocity gaps. Concrete tools named: Docker, container registries, CI/CD and artifact repositories (JFrog noted as ubiquitous). A key prediction is agent-driven pipelines replacing much developer-triggered automation.
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