Andreas Anderssson

For completeness, this is what [binfmt](https://github.com/tonistiigi/binfmt) which is what helps you build multi-arch images provides: ``` "supported": [ "linux/amd64", "linux/arm64", "linux/riscv64", "linux/ppc64le", "linux/s390x", "linux/386", "linux/arm/v7", "linux/arm/v6" ], ```

Adding labels to the generated metrics which are generated by labels that the scanned pod/deployment/replicaset has. For instance. trivy scans pod-a with a label called owner with value team-a. It...

For instance if I specify: if pod/deployment has ``` labels: owner: team-a app: service-name-a ``` I'd like to have them here: ``` trivy_image_vulnerabilities{k8s_label_owner="team-a", k8s_label_app="service-name-a"} ``` `k8s_label_*` can ofcourse be something...

@chen-keinan Seems https://github.com/aquasecurity/trivy-operator/pull/612 does exactly what we'd like to do. We locally compiled it and ran it on our env and it works.

> @dinapappor this feature it out with latest `trivy-operator v0.5.0` Yup, deployed it and it is working perfectly. @hlastras and @chen-keinan thank you. :heart:

At work we're using tile38 with a master and 4 followers. We're having about ~20 SETs at peak and about 1800 nearby at peak. We're running these on t2.mediums on...

@tobilg No, I do not use any hooks, communication is purely done by means of the redis interface. Changing back somewhat to the original topic: I am curious as how...

Hello! Thanks for the swift reply! What I wish for is something like an example of actually doing something with the frames. The examples while great and well documented only...

I've been trying to use libcamera for a few days and I realized I must mmap stuff. I've taken `simple-cam.py` example and tried to read that into an image to...

> It's hard to see what's going on from only a small snippet. If you're getting raw data, then does that mean you are asking for the RAW bayer data...