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Minimal Docker images containing only your application and runtime dependencies, without package managers or shells.
A lightweight multi-architecture disassembly framework for binary analysis and reverse engineering.
An open-source implementation of lightweight VMs that perform like containers but offer VM-level isolation and security.
An optimized open-source implementation of the Basic Linear Algebra Subprograms (BLAS) library for high-performance scientific computing.
Primary source of truth for the Docker Official Images program, providing curated, multi-architecture container images.
A reverse engineering framework and command-line toolset for binary analysis, disassembly, debugging, and forensic tasks.
Pre-configured Docker images with cross-compilation toolchains for building software across multiple architectures and platforms.
Enables running multi-architecture Docker containers on x86_64 hosts via QEMU user-mode emulation and binfmt_misc.
A suite of utilities and libraries for analyzing binary programs, supporting multiple architectures and offering symbolic execution.
A static analysis tool that detects Common Weakness Enumerations (CWEs) in binary executables across multiple CPU architectures.
A GitHub Action that executes jobs on non-x86 CPU architectures (ARM, s390x, ppc64le, RISC-V) via QEMU emulation.
A Docker image for PocketBase with smart entrypoint, multi-architecture support, and production-ready configuration.
A multiplatform Linux sandbox for malware traffic analysis and IOC capture using QEMU emulation.
Deprecated Docker images for Swift 5 on Ubuntu, providing development and runtime environments for Kitura applications.
A portable, cross-assembler engine and development system supporting multiple CPU architectures with a Motorola-style macro language.
Build system for the Omarchy Package Repository that builds, signs, and syncs Arch Linux packages from local sources and the AUR.
Unofficial Docker images for PocketBase, enabling easy containerized deployment of the open-source backend.
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