Hi there!
Being a "NAS hobbyist" and not a professional, I followed several tutorials that allowed me to set up nice Docker containers that I run and manage with Portainer. These services are all unrelated to the data stored on my NAS (e.g. FreshRSS, rallly, traccar, etc).
I am not sure how much the tutorials I followed really care about security, nor if the containers I downloaded and use are 100% trustworthy or not (let's even say 90%). So I want to "secure" these containers as much as possible and make sure that none of them can get access to the other shared folders on the NAS, nor to my LAN. I have searched the internet for this, but all the information I find is too complex for me to understand and apply.
Do you guys have any advice on "securing Docker containers" (what are the most important points to check and secure) and maybe some easy-to-understand instructions on how to do it?
Thank's for your help!
Y
Being a "NAS hobbyist" and not a professional, I followed several tutorials that allowed me to set up nice Docker containers that I run and manage with Portainer. These services are all unrelated to the data stored on my NAS (e.g. FreshRSS, rallly, traccar, etc).
I am not sure how much the tutorials I followed really care about security, nor if the containers I downloaded and use are 100% trustworthy or not (let's even say 90%). So I want to "secure" these containers as much as possible and make sure that none of them can get access to the other shared folders on the NAS, nor to my LAN. I have searched the internet for this, but all the information I find is too complex for me to understand and apply.
Do you guys have any advice on "securing Docker containers" (what are the most important points to check and secure) and maybe some easy-to-understand instructions on how to do it?
Thank's for your help!
Y