The highlight for this release is the initial support for running OCI application containers.
This allows the use of common Docker/OCI images directly through Incus, with those containers living alongside our usual system containers and virtual machines!

WUD (aka What's up Docker?) gets you notified when a new version of your Docker Container is available. 

Analyze binaries and containers to extract and disassemble seccomp-bpf profiles. This tools is designed to help you determine whether or not a given seccomp-bpf profile is more or less constrained than others as well as give you the ground truth for the filters applied to a process.

simple, yet powerful CI/CD engine with great extensibility

A docker sidecar container to forward all traffic to local docker host or any other host

Q: Are Bitnami’s free images going away?
A: Not entirely. Bitnami will continue to offer a limited subset of free, latest-version images intended for development use. These images will be more hardened and secure, but older versions and many applications will be removed from the free tier and moved to the Bitnami Legacy repository. You can browse the images available for free at https://hub.docker.com/u/bitnamisecure before August 28th, and after that date, the main Bitnami registry will have the same content.

copa is a CLI tool written in Go and based on buildkit that can be used to directly patch container images without full rebuilds. copa can also patch container images using the vulnerability scanning results from popular tools like Trivy.

talos-operator enables to bootstrap Talos Kubernetes clusters using custom controllers. It allows you to create and manage Talos clusters in different environments, such as bare metal, virtual machines or even in Kubernetes-in-Kubernetes method by using Talos' container support.