A project to shed light into Docker Images by extracting their dependencies.
Due to the variety of operative systems, frameworks and applications available these days, it is becoming more complicated to make an appllication work in the same way in different infrastructures. Differences in the functionality or incompatibilities in software dependencies are some of the main problems that can appear due to this variety.
Docker is a tool that helps us to solve this problem. With Docker you can package your application with all the dependencies it needs in a container that everyone can download in their own computer and launch. This way we ensure that an application is going to work the same way in different infrastructures.
However, Docker containers can become like black boxes, as it is challenging to know what exactly is inside. ¿Which operative system are they using? ¿Which different tools are they using to run the app? These are some of the questions Containers to Triples helps you to answer.
We inspect your container to extract all the main metadata and most important information.
We look for all the different software dependencies that a container is using.
We build a knowledge graph with all found information so everyone can make simple queries and get all the info they need.
David Lázaro
Developer
Student in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
Adrián Pascual
Developer
Student in Master in Artificial Intelligence applied to Financial Markets. Physics graduated by Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Lara Herrera
Developer
Student in Data Science and Artificial Intelligence at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.
Daniel Garijo
Mentor
Distinguished researcher at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
Jhon Toledo
Mentor
Developer at Universidad Politécnica de Madrid
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