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About the Kaspersky Container Security platform > System packages of base images
System packages of base images
System packages of base images
The following operating system images are used as base images by Kaspersky Container Security:
- Alpine 3.18.4.
- Ubuntu 23.10.
- Oracle Linux 9.2.
Package management systems ("package managers") are used to manage the installation, removal, configuration, and updating of various software components. Kaspersky Container Security uses the following package managers for its base operating systems:
- For Alpine, apk.
- For Ubuntu, apt.
- For Oracle Linux, rpm.
To get information about installed system packages,
use the standard orchestrator tools for accessing a running container and (depending on the package manager used) enter the following bash command:
- For apk:
apk -q list | grep "installed"
. - For apt:
apt list --installed
. - For rpm:
yum list installed
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Article ID: 265976, Last review: Dec 4, 2024