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Important Update: Transitioning Bitnami Offerings on AWS

By Beltran Rueda Borrego
This blog summarizes some important changes to Bitnami content on Amazon Web Services. Effective June 10, 2026, Bitnami-packaged containers, Helm charts, and Amazon Machine Images (AMIs) will no longer be available through the AWS Marketplace, AWS Lightsail ...
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Critical NGINX RCE vulnerability CVE-2026-42945

By Beltran Rueda Borrego
A critical security issue, dubbed NGINX Rift and identified as CVE-2026-42945 , has been disclosed. This vulnerability affects both NGINX Open Source and NGINX Plus. We are publishing this post to provide immediate guidance and confirm the rapid ...
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Critical Apache RCE Patched — Bitnami Ships Fixes in Under 24 Hours

By Carlos Rodriguez
A remotely exploitable memory corruption flaw in Apache HTTP Server's HTTP/2 stack was disclosed on May 4, 2026. The Bitnami catalog responded the same day, pushing a patched Apache container image within hours and completing downstream updates across ...
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Building highly secure PHP applications with Bitnami Secure Images

By Jesus Benito
A typical community-like PHP container image ships with ~400 packages, weighs around 500 MB, and carries dozens of known CVEs. Most of the packages (package managers, shells, libraries) have nothing to do with serving your application and are not required ...
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Security Update: Bitnami Secure Images and the Trivy CI/CD Incident

By Beltran Rueda Borrego
In the world of cloud-native security, software supply chain integrity is paramount. Recently, a security incident involving Trivy , the widely-used vulnerability scanner, highlighted the sophisticated nature of modern supply chain attacks. We ...
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Secure your Python deployments using Bitnami Secure Images minimal image

By Jota Martos
Bitnami minimal images are distroless and optimized containers designed to include only the essential components required to run an application, excluding shells and package managers. Key benefits are: Performance : Smaller sizes lead to faster startup ...
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Automate Your Helm Chart Assessment: Introducing the BSI Action for Renovate Pull Requests

By Alfredo Garcia
By Pablo Galego On a recent blog called Beyond the Pull Request: How to Confidently Assess a Bitnami Helm Chart Update for Your Production Cluster , we discussed that GitOps and automation tools have come a long way to facilitate frequent updates ...
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Seamless Transition: Migrating from Ingress API to Gateway API with NGINX Gateway Fabric

By Javier Salmeron
The Kubernetes networking landscape is evolving, and the General Availability of the Gateway API in 2023 marked a significant step forward from the Ingress API. As the preferred mechanism for managing external access to services, the Gateway API offers ...
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Never miss an important update with Notification Providers

By Ivan Lopez
Managing a containerized application catalog shouldn't mean constantly checking dashboards for updates. Whether it's new applications, registry health changes, or critical patches, your team needs to know about important events as they happen, not hours ...
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FIPS dynamic feature, a new convenient way to configure FIPS modes in your containers and charts

By Alvaro Neira
By Álvaro Neira and Gonzalo Gómez What is Dynamic FIPS Feature? Hardened Bitnami Secure Images (BSI) are delivered with comprehensive FIPS preparation, including OpenSSL FIPS and compatible runtime configurations. While this ensures high security, ...
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Helm 4 Has Arrived: Implications for the Bitnami Secure Images Charts Catalog

By Juan Ariza
As announced during Atlanta’s KubeCon North America 2025, Helm 4 is finally available ! Helm v4 is a significant project milestone that introduces a series of architectural changes, enhanced features, and new patterns, while maintaining ...
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Beyond the Pull Request: How to Confidently Assess a Bitnami Helm Chart Update for Your Production Cluster

By Alfredo Garcia
GitOps has fundamentally changed how we deploy applications. With tools like ArgoCD and Renovate Bot , the deployment pipeline is reduced to a simple action: merging a Pull Request (PR). But what happens when that PR proposes an update to a ...
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NPM debug and chalk packages compromised

By Beltran Rueda Borrego
On September the 8th, the main developer of multiple and very popular NPM packages, Josh Junon posted his NPM account has been compromised . The attacker used his account to publish new versions of packages that contain a piece of code that would be ...
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Size vs Security: Why Bitnami Secure Image Minimal Node.js Image is the Optimal Choice

By David Gomez
The base image is a critical factor in determining a containerized application's overall responsiveness, resource efficiency, and security. A Bitnami Secure Image (BSI) Node.js Minimal provides a secure and efficient alternative to standard Node.js ...
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Using Bitnami Secure Images to build minimal, distroless-based containers for Golang apps

By Juan Ariza
Bitnami Secure Images (BSI) provides a secure, transparent, robust and reliable solution for deploying applications in containerized environments. By leveraging Bitnami Secure Images, developers and operations teams can deploy applications with confidence ...
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How to prepare for the Bitnami Changes coming soon

By Beltran Rueda Borrego
Update After evaluating the impact and community feedback, the Bitnami team has postponed the deletion of the Bitnami public catalog ( docker.io/bitnami ) until September 29th to give users more time to adapt to the upcoming changes. To raise awareness ...
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Unlocking Efficiency: When Bitnami Secure Image Java Minimal is the Perfect Fit

By Ivan Lopez
In the world of containerized applications, selecting the right base image is crucial for performance, security, and resource management. While upstream Java images serve their purposes, there are specific use cases where a Bitnami Secure Image Java ...
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Enhancing OSS vulnerability response prioritization with Tanzu Application Catalog and VulnCheck

By Martin Perez
In a moment where the number of vulnerabilities increases 38% YoY , having the ability to separate what matters from what does not and focus on the important issues is more crucial than ever. A few months ago, we added support for the CISA KEV ...
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Critical Security Fix Released for Python – CVE-2025-4517

By Carlos Rodriguez
The Python project has released new versions across all supported branches to address a critical security vulnerability ( CVE-2025-4517 , CVSS 9.4/10). This vulnerability impacts core components of the Python runtime and could lead to unexpected behavior ...
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Reducing vulnerabilities with Red Hat Minimal images

By Alvaro Neira
One of the biggest headaches for any company’s security team is dealing with vulnerabilities. Imagine a huge company running thousands of products across tons of servers, each one potentially packed with vulnerabilities just waiting to be exploited. ...
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