Mar 1, 2021
a loaf in a sea of grass :3
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a loaf in a sea of grass :3
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Syft likes looking at the big blue sky above and seeing pictures in the square clouds
while traveling through the mountains, the pair find a bard and his singing partner.
Introducing Bird the Bard and Blue the Bird! yes those are their actual names.Â
they’re out adventuring! wonder what they’ll run into :3c (pls reblog i spent way too long on that background)
i realized i never posted wilt and syft’s official refs here so here they aree
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Something i doodled during my stream
Thank you for all the new followers!!!Â
Heres the trio i’ve been drawin a lot of lately saying hiiii and here’s to more minecraft doodles lmao
A good SBOM workflow starts with the artefact you actually deploy. If you build container images, scan the final image with Syft, then keep the SBOM with the image digest and release ID. That gives you a reliable record for later vulnerability checks and supplier questions. Source scans can still be useful earlier in development, but they do not always show build-time additions or base image packages. For UK teams, that distinction matters when a new issue affects an older release. A clean release record makes triage faster and more defensible.