Open Policy Containers
Open SourceAbout Open Policy Containers
Policy layers can be signed using cosign, an OCIv2 container signing solution from the sigstore project in the Linux Foundation. A local read-eval-print loop can be run to test a versioned policy by setting inputs and issuing queries. The project is a Cloud Native Computing Foundation sandbox project.
Used for
- Versioning policies with semantic version tags
- Testing policy versions using a read-eval-print loop
- Building, tagging, pushing, and pulling policy images
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