Do you think Eric Dacosta could pull off a trade for Titans wide receiver Corey Davis, Cardinals wide receiver Christian Kirk, or Chargers wide receiver Keenan Allen? What has John Harbaugh's role been in the last two playoff losses? Why do analysts and experts get so fixated on trying to figure out Lamar Jackson and this Ravens offense? Please and many many more questions on this episode of NFL Questions from Subscribers. YouTube team keep it clean, what's going on is saying Raven here with another video and another episode of NFL Questions from Subscribers. This is a series where you can ask me any NFL question you want to based off of any NFL team and we answer in a video just like this. Now if you want to be part of NFL Questions from Subscribers then just send me an email at teamkeepitclean at gmail.com and we'll answer your question in a video just like this. Team keep it clean, I know I've been slacking, I feel like I have not been bringing it as much as I can but this week they should be different. So I love y'all team keep it clean, I appreciate y'all team keep it clean. We got plenty of questions to get into so let's do it. This question came from my boy Jameel, Crabcake King, he said hope all is well with you and your family. Here's an offensive question for you, do you think EDC can pull off a trade for either Corey Davis who's 25 years of age from the Titans, Christian Kirk 23 years old from the Cardinals or Kenan Allen, I didn't even realize he's only 28 from the Chargers to bring in more depth at the wide out position. I think Christian Kirk would be a good addition since the Cardinals went out and stole Hopkins from us LOL, Corey Davis has great potential and Kenan Allen would be a monster for us with Hollywood and Snead. I think a third or fourth round pick would be good for Kirk, a fourth round pick for Davis and I'm sure the Chargers will want a second or third round pick for Kenan Allen. All are still young and I think Davis needs new scenery to show his true potential. I love Christian Kirk big game ability and Kenan Allen, he said Allen Allen Allen, need I say more, red zone threat, deep threat, what do you think man? You know Kenan Allen is a name that we threw around on here before so I forgot who initially brought it up but that was one that all when they brought it up I was like oh that that actually does make a lot of sense and I did not realize how how young he was. It's for me it seems like Kenan Allen is a lot older than he is but he's not. I do like Kenan Allen a lot he is a beast of a receiver and I feel like he could do very well here. Christian Kirk I'm not too familiar with his game but yes them acquiring one DeAndre Hopkins that possibly makes Christian Kirk expendable but at the same time how long does Larry Fitzgerald have left? How long is he gonna continue to play for? And they may want somebody who they know already who is pretty reliable they may want him to just still be be ready for when Larry Fitzgerald departs and for Corey Davis. Corey Davis with the Titans it hasn't been all glitz and glam for him over there so yeah it could be one of those things where a change of scenery could just change how this player is how he performs and just improve because we've seen it happen plenty of times before. So I would not be opposed to any of the three but if I had to choose one out of those three I would choose Kenan Allen. He is the most proven veteran or receiver he has had some injury problems now so I know you said a second or a third round pick for Allen I would be cool if they gave up a third round for him a second maybe but a third round I would definitely be with that but at the same time it's like if you do get a Kenan Allen if you would get a Kenan Allen or any of these other guys who are they taken away from? Next question also came from a boy Crabcake King he said I know everyone is on a clowny train right now but what do you think about the Ravens trying to get Ryan Kerrigan from Redskins? Since the Redskins drafted Chase Young this year and last year they drafted Montez Swepe he might be on a trading block for the low he's good at setting the edge and he has had more than 10 sacks in his career unlike Clowney. Don't get me wrong I like Clowney and he would be a good addition but not worth the money he wants. I think Clowney's name is bigger than his production Kerrigan can be a mentor to Ferguson and provide a veteran presence to the team plus with Ward, Bowser, Judeon and McPhee another vet the Ravens would have a great rotation also like Everson Griffin to place in the mix he would not demand the top money his production over the years has been stellar and he's been a great locker-room leader will make a great mentor as well and he is looking for that Lombardi trophy so he would play like a madman plus with Maddi BK Williams Wolf Campbell up front our sack production should be crazy love to know what you think keep up the great work and I'll be hitting you up for some mass or hitting you on up for some mask peace and Ravens. I appreciate that man I thank you and shout out to those of y'all who have hit her up already so I appreciate it a lot and she appreciates it a lot too she has called me and text me so many times just to say I love you and you guys have really just had a big impact on her you guys have just really just she appreciates it a lot and just seeing how much she appreciates it it makes me appreciate it even more so we appreciate y'all man so thank you for that man but as far as Ryan Kerrigan yeah that is something to keep in mind that the Redskins did draft the Montez sweat and they drafted just chase young this this draft so it's like with that it's tricky because yeah you can tell that Kerrigan isn't in the long-term plans but with the Ravens I think he's do like 11.5 or something like that Ravens don't have that but Kerrigan if you get a Kerrigan where does he fit in because I feel like that the defensive line the edge guys it's sort of getting a little crowded right now because you got Pranel McPhee you got Madabee gay Madaboo gay always mess up his name I apologize you got Matt Jude on you got Tyus Bowser you got Kaleas Campbell you got Jalen Ferguson it's like where would he fit in and yes he's a veteran yes he's good at what he does he's been very productive in his career but where does he fit in and what could it be if it was one of those things where you could get him after he got cut okay cool but if you had to trade for him I would just be wondering where he fit where he fit in that'd be my biggest thing who would he take snaps from who's gonna be the way and it's cuz somebody's gonna be the odd man out because you can't keep everybody I know we talk about that for Ravens players and giving out Ravens contracts but even right now the roster is at 90 men it's at 90 men 90 men don't make the roster only 53 do or maybe it's 55 and I forgot what it is within the league anyway with Kerrigan that would be my my biggest question I wouldn't be opposed to us getting them I would rather us get them in free agency versus trading form unless they end up trading one of them fifth round picks you know Eric Dacosta got like but he got like 25th round picks stashed up somewhere and he's always looking for more because he's always getting rid of him to get greatness so if if we could get him for something cheap in the trade okay cool whatever but again that contract where's all this money gonna come from so that's why I would rather them get him off of him being released dude salary cap cut so it just cuts period camp cuts you know training camp cuz you you know how that goes so but as far as that again I keep repeating the same thing cuz I got the same thoughts running through my head whose spot would he take next question came from a boy Jarvis Fowler he said a few questions for you mr. Raven who do you see starting opposite of Hollywood as for now Miles Boykin I think Miles Boykin would be that gotta start opposite Hollywood but as I've been saying for a long time now I think that's still to be determined I do not think that the Ravens are done adding wide receivers to their roster yet I still think they make a trade for a guy who's a veteran but not an old veteran not a washed up guy somebody that's still got plenty of years left in him who that is I have no clue but I do not think they're done yet and he also asked do you think QB should have a separate cap so teams can budget better nope nope because QB's are part of the team they're not on their own separate team they are part of the team I understand what you're saying because QB's when they make that money oh they make that money and it changes everything but that just puts more pressure on your team to build around that quarterback it makes it that much harder and again most teams they haven't been able to win the big game after they quarterbacks got the big payday but um no I don't think they should have a separate cap I think you should just leave it the way it is you got to chill out with that because you starting to give NFL too many ideas next question came from my boy Jordan he said a engraving is Jordan congratulations on 27,000 subscribers I appreciate that man thank you said I'm so proud of you uh keep being you big love to you and your family hey I appreciate that a lot man he said now my question is in is in-game adjustments John Harbaugh was a coach of the year this past year though this is a great honor I believe it's a lot of room for improvement in the area of in-game adjustments the last two playoff games the Ravens were out coached the Chargers Anthony Lin put multiple defensive backs on the field to stop Lamar Jackson from running the ball a Lin's plan was to match athletes versus athlete very effective game plan a perfect in-game adjustment would be running a 230 pound running back in Gus Edwards on outside runs making smaller DB's tackle Gus 1v1 last year remember the Titans haha see you man he said there Henry was clearly the focal point of the Titans offense in-game adjustment the Ravens could have put eight men in the box and allowed the best secondary in the league to defend against subpar wide receivers by pressuring the backfield Derek Henry as well as Tana Hill would have struggled immensely with constant pressure in their faces I believe we'll get better in the playoffs when we are more effective with our in-game adjustments my question is what do you believe Harbaugh's role is in the playoff losses you answered the question already I ain't got to say nothing I don't have to say anything I don't need to answer this there's no follow-up we talk about it all the time man yeah the in-game adjustments Harbaugh's his crunch time coaching is a problem it has been a problem for these past two years it's been a problem crunch time coaching again against the Chargers I do love that the Ravens continued to do what they did in the regular season they did not fix it wasn't broken but wait a minute it became broken in the playoffs because Chargers were stopping it they had a counter for it what did you have nothing until the very very end of the game that's when you want to open things up that's when you want to spread spread things out too little too late then and against the Titans last year you you don't do what works for you what worked for you literally all season long and you wonder why it got stopped you wonder why your offense got stopped well that's because you weren't even playing your offense you weren't even running your offense biggest biggest thing that Harbaugh needs to work on man crunch time coaching next question came from my boy Paul he said hey engraving huge fan thanks so much for everything you do I don't do nothing crazy man but I appreciate you watching the videos he said I'll help you and your family are staying safe while we have so much time on our hands I thought I'd run my Ravens 2020 conspiracy theory by you do you remember the video Eric Dacosta posted right before the draft showing off his war room I remember the video Pepper Trum also does too anyway he said I don't know if anyone else caught a glimpse of the draft board on his desktop and he put draft board in quotation marks he said none of the names were visible but you could clearly tell which positions they were interested in and which rounds they had guys they wanted linking screenshots is something he provided below okay okay okay cool I see I see you all right all right and he said as we all know Eric Dacosta is a prankster and at first I thought it was a big joke that the edge column was blank I couldn't believe that the Ravens wouldn't take anyone on the edge during the nine picks in the draft then draft day comes and no edge rushes now I could have read the draft board wrong and it was admittedly pretty hard to tell what was what but number one do you think it's possible that adc actually posted a preview of the draft online and two now that we see how the draft worked out in the addition of McPhee do you really think they had no intention of drafting edge during the draft any thoughts oh this is an interesting one so do you think it's possible that adc actually posted a preview of the draft online I do not think so at all um because he this guy is a businessman he's a poker face and he's not he's not stupid he wouldn't he knows that the uh the interview that interview that he was when he was carrying his phone around and all that he knows that that was going to be posted online he knows that that was going to go for the public to see and he knows that different teams and gms they got people on social media scouting all type of stuff man they got so because social media is big these it's huge these days um so no I think there was absolutely no way that he would actually put his real plans on there um and that to the second question now that we see how the draft worked out in the in the addition of McPhee do you really think they had no intention of drafting edge during the draft um what they did just draft Jalen Ferguson last year um and he's supposed to be an edge guy um and they they always said that they wanted to bring back pernell McPhee um but it could be that them having no edge guys on that uh on the the board that or the draft board it that could have been a way to make some people think like oh man they playing over here they they had not they want they want some edge guys that could have been just something to to to throw people off a little bit because you know these gms especially around draft time they always playing games and with Eric the Costa this dude he he always playing games throughout the entire season but it's the games that we love and he always comes out a winner next question came from a boy garoon he said what's up engraving this your boy garoon and this is the first time i'm sending your question from subscriber in the email my question to you is why do us ravens fans get so offended and so upset when other fan bases try to put down lamar jackson i used to be one of those people going through twitter and getting angry at chiefs and browns fans for their trolling remarks about lamar however now i just laugh and ignore the trolls since i feel like lamar is always gonna get hate because of his style of play is is unconventional i mean lamar just won MVP of the league and people still say he came through although other quarterbacks like golden boy mohomes and wilson used their legs to make plays lamar gets hate for extending plays and always gets tagged with the he's gonna get hurt in summary i think we as a fan base need to just accept that lamar will probably never be well liked to support it nationally by opposing fan bases and move on which is kind of sad because lamar is a good kid works hard and is extremely humble sorry for the long email and what are your thoughts about so many of posing fan bases hating on lamar's game we all know how i feel already man um i and i've said this multiple times too it's something that's always gonna happen that that's how it's going to be for lamar's entire career um people are just there's going to be some people that love him there's going to be some people that hate him there's going to be some people that just really don't care a few but yeah not too many but with with lamar jackson um he again no matter what he does no matter what he does people gonna be like oh he's this he's that he can't do this he can't do that blah blah blah that's how it's always gonna be it's gonna be like that for the entirety of his career and we've been saying this since his rookie year um that it's gonna be like that his entire career where people just they will look and find things to hate on they will create new things to hate on but that's just that's how it's gonna be uh for his entire then the entirety of his career so raven's fans might as well get used to it next question came from a boy z king he said i had been watching the draft and my brother who was a stealers fan had looked forward to them taking either jk dobbers or jaylen hurts when the eagles took hurts and the ravens took dobbins it made me do some thinking what if the ravens and eagles took their players to keep the stealers at bay the ravens because of division in pizburg is a dangerous team and as ravens fans i've made no other option but except that in philly in philadelphia because they want to be a pennsylvania team what do you think about this so he said did do we think that the ravens and the stealers took both jk dobbins and hurts to play keep away from the stealers well ravens i could definitely see them doing that i could definitely see them doing that um it's been done before it's been done by both by stealers two ravens and by ravens the stealers so that's definitely not out of the question and that's not anything insane anything crazy anything out of the ordinary but as far as philly doing it for pizburg uh i don't think so they're not even in the same conference so that part i don't think so but i think for for philly a lot of people question whoa hold up philly drafted in the quarterback so early didn't you just pay cars and went well i i initially thought the same thing too i was like what they they really drafted a quarterback there but at the same time you got to think like hey they wanted a quarterback who they felt could come in run this offense and there'd be no drop-off uh and i'm not saying that jaylen hearse is jaylen hearse is uh cars and went i'm not saying that but i just think they wanted somebody who could come in right away and they felt they could trust with the offense and they felt would be ready to step in because we all know cars and winsons uh injury history so i think that was all that with them as far as the ravens with jk dobbins yes that could have been something with uh keeping him away from stealers but also with uh making the rich get richer as far as the ravens in their running back group because they are already rich there but they just wanted more next question came from a boy there he said what's up fam is your boy contact didi what do you think about us trading judon and url to the jets for adam and a second with the money we saved from that pickup uh oh for the money we saved from that pickup jadevan clowny and resigned stanley and marlin before the price gets any higher and just think clowny is better than judon and adams is better than url and we get a second round pickback uh which you know are going to be high because we both know jets ain't going nowhere shout out to my god there oh man uh contact didi man he been rocking with us for a long time man so i appreciate your contact didi man um just we couldn't do this um simply because the url's dead money and that would be a lot of money for jets to take on judon 16 meal url i think he's getting paid like 15 meal this year um it would just be so much dead money for the ravens with with url thomas man so much dead money it just and we're getting a jamal adams he is nice i i love jamal adams y'all know that but he oh man um and again i say he couldn't do it but url thomas a veteran in this game he's been playing for a while now he was struggling with his defense he was struggling with it so to bring in somebody else's safety not saying jamal couldn't do it and he is more athletically gifted than url thomas um but and i'm sure he could play for free safety just fine because he's more strong safety in the box type he could be roaming around a little bit but he like blitzing a lot he does pass rushing and whatnot um but it just again the money money would be the biggest thing in this whole equation and the dead money from url thomas it just it would just make everything not worth it because ravens just recently they got out of the dead money just pain they got out of the dead money bad situation because remember remember when ray rice all that stuff happened with him and they ended up finally cutting him oh they dealt they dealt with that dead money for a long time man and then even with flacco they dealt with their money so now they kind of they free from the debt they still have probably a little bit of dead money but they pretty much they got the big dead money off so if you put that big dead money right back on it just wouldn't be worth it next question came from a boy chris uh he said what's up in graven love your videos great content they appreciate that man he said i love the ravens as we all do and hashtag team keep it clean but we still need to talk about stuff that may go wrong in the season who do you think will be the first player to either struggle or get frustrated it might leave in the off season or in the future can't wait to see your answer and hope you and your family are doing well oh i appreciate it chris thank you oof okay so who do i think will be the first player to either struggle or get frustrated it might leave in the off season or in the future well i think this this this question is a uh it is a definitely a loaded question and i don't think the answer is that simple because who do i think will be the first player to struggle well that that could be a number of guys um possibly the uh the right guard and maybe the offensive line as a whole depending on how quickly or how long it takes for them to jail with the offensive line the entire offense it starts and it finishes with them they are the guys they don't get enough credit i know a lot of ravens fans do appreciate the offensive line though so so ravens i'm sure the offensive line appreciates y'all appreciating them um but they martian is gone so we don't know who's going to be a right guard marti i mean not martian the um matt scurra he should be back by regular season so he should be good to go worst case scenario if he isn't micari probably starts there um and we it's just it's just there are a few unknowns right now where's bozeman gonna be what's scurra gonna do what's micari's role gonna be who's gonna be that right guard and of course you got your right tackle left tackle those are already set but you got some question marks on the interior of the offensive line so they could possibly struggle depending on how long it takes them to jail for me i i i don't see it taking too long um and of course that's what pre-season is for we'll see how the pre-season even goes though um but actually but a particular player so one particular player i will say will be uh whoever the right guard may be um but besides that uh oof hmm he also asks who could get frustrated and leave i can see matt judon but maybe because they they couldn't come to an agreement on the price um ronnie stanley i i just i don't see him going anywhere again you never know but for him i just i don't see him going anywhere i think even though it's going to be a lot of money i think the ravens actually take care of him um chris more i could see him being somebody that could end up leaving and i thought he was going to leave this year i thought he's going to go to the jets i just i knew chris more wasn't coming back because with chris more i was like no there's no way that he's coming back because he's gonna want to go somewhere where he can get an opportunity to be a receiver consistently and with the ravens he doesn't have that yeah he's really good on special teams and he's does he does this thing there but i'm sure he wants more he wants more of an opportunity but he ended up coming right back to the ravens so um we'll see what happens with that but i think he could be one uh the anthony thomas i don't think um and again y'all know it ain't nothing personal against any of the players anything but just business but i don't think the anthony thomas makes it past training camp or preseason really oh yeah yeah preseason that's when they uh the the end of the preseason that's when they cut everybody when they go from 90 to 90 to 53 um who else uh yeah so and as far as struggling um from the jump i can see boykin struggling not struggling enough to where he leaves the team but i can see him struggling in the beginning maybe um whoever that third tight end might be because he didn't possibly struggle in a little bit uh if bronce and rick stein that makes the team i can see him struggling a little bit um patrick queen he may struggle a little bit early on um so that's a possibility especially being young um lamar he could have his struggles too uh so yeah i mean it's it's so it's a few different guys that i mean any really anybody this could apply to any anybody could struggle but then when you say struggle and get frustrated and leave the team that's a whole another story next question came from a boy clint he said was it a good choice for the broncos to sign melvin gordon he said i'm a broncos fan by the way okay clint cool man i mean yeah with melvin gordon i believe they signed him for what a two-year deal with like eight meals something like that it was so it's it's low it's low risk high reward because melvin gordon he's pretty good running back he got a decent a decent amount of speed and he can catch out of the backfield too so that's the type of running back that you want especially around your young quarterback a running back that can do multiple things uh and with melvin gordon um that hit the biggest problem with him i mean he got like a quite a few thousand-yard seasons back to back for the charges obviously last year it was a little bit different because of the contract dispute and whatnot but with melvin gordon that was the biggest problem with him ain't injury history uh it's not a lack of production is that he just wanted to get paid man he wanted to get paid charges they want to pay him end up letting him go now he's a bronco next question came from a boy adam he said ain't graven what's up over the past few weeks you have been saying that you believe that ravens would trade for a veteran wide receiver yep he said well recently i read an article of the top three teams that made the most sense in a trade with jackson veal for yoni king gargoy that is a name that i have not heard in a long time he said they wrote yoni king gargoy and wide receiver dd westbrook for a 2021 third rounder in a 2022 first rounder but i know we only have about six million cash space right now so i know edc is a smart gem from what he has pulled off so far but coming from my perspective i will convince mad judon to sign his tag which he has now and include him to get rid of the 16 mil franchise tag and add a 13 a third round pick for westbrook and in gargoy do you think in gargoy is a better pass rusher than judon and would a trade like this make any sense to you you and your family be careful out there bro and hashtag team keep it clean hashtag ravens fly appreciate that adam um i do think in gargoy is a better pass rusher than judon but judon um he is more versatile than in gargoy that makes sense um judon as a pass rusher um there's room for improvement there there's within gargoy as well but judon as a pass rusher uh there's room for improvement um but he is he's not a hand in the dirt 24-7 pass rusher he's not a defensive end he's an outside linebacker so with the ravens they have a defense where they love for guys that can do more now i'm sure if yannick in gargoy was available they would take yannick in gargoy in a heartbeat um and they would love his services with their team uh but with judon judon is a more versatile player and they can have him do more things than they would be able to have a yannick in gargoy do uh and with yannick in gargoy he yeah he's gonna command some big bucks now y'all know i would not be mad if the ravens got a yannick in gargoy y'all know that um but i just i don't see this happening yeah i do still believe they'll trade for a a veteran wide receiver but i i don't see that happen not anything is possible because this would be the jaguars moving on from yannick in gargoy which you know they will love to do and get compensation for it um but at the same time it will be the ravens moving on from adjudon and maybe tyus bowser gets that roll now maybe you you could get a judavian clowny i mean you go from a a 16-mil cap hit uh being out but you bring in an 18-mil cap hit because he's on a franchise tax and he would have to sign his franchise tag too so it's it's like um you you actually lose money and you bring in d d westbrook too so when you're saying all those things i mean you give up a third round pick cool you get two two decent players or two good players but at the same time you're losing even more money so it just unless they were ready to give in gargoy an extension right away this couldn't be done next question came from a guy t-804 he said what up in graven hope you and the family and team keep it clean family are doing well i appreciate it man he said i have this pet peeve when it comes to analysis and lamar jackson why is it that they always talk about how to figure out lamar but don't when it comes to a good or trash cube in the league and also why do they put so much emphasis on the offense when they say the ravens are looking for particular players for that offense isn't every team looking for a particular type of player to fit their scheme why all the hate well again like we talked about earlier in this episode of nfl questions from subscribers ravens fans got gotta get used to it gotta get used to it um just to for that first question why is it that they always talk about how to figure out lamar but don't even uh do that when it comes to a good or trash cube in the league because man i think because they compare him so much to michael vick uh and they feel like hey this this running qb thing it's not gonna last long it's gonna run its course and then he'll be out of the league like the rest of them um and then they they start to get a little bit lazy with some of the narratives so he takes too many hits he gets hit too much uh when again he doesn't even hardly take any hits uh and then the other part of your question and why do they put so much emphasis on the offense when they say the ravens are looking for particular players for that offense isn't every team looking for particular type of players to fit their scheme man i remember when um when dan of loski said that and again when when people come out with their their rankings and stuff i got no problem with it i'm like hey do your thing i don't care about that but when when he tried to use that as the justification to uh why he put tua and burrow and sam donald and i think bakel mayfield over lamar jackson when he used that as justification oh because the ravens are they have to find a certain type of receivers uh to fit lamar jackson playstyle it's like don't yeah don't you do that for any type of playstyle a scheme that you run don't you find certain type of players to fit that scheme i mean it only makes sense right but i just that was very confusing and i was like wow what like how does that make any sense so um and he said wow i ought to hate again that's that's just how it's going to be forever that's how it's going to be um people are going to continue to talk about oh going to figure lamar jackson out oh there's all that tape on them now oh well that's it now oh okay we we got it now oh well yeah we could before last i mean yeah last year going into last year was like oh okay we got nine games on them can't catch anybody off surprise off by surprise now now this off season oh we got a full season on them haha it's not gonna work now buddy but again ravens and their offense they were limited last year this was a limited offense they had so much more they could have done they had so much more i hope they do this year that their passing game was not opened up at all a lot of simple concepts simple routes but again lamar was doing this thing and not not all of it was so simple but this the passing offense it's got to open up more it's got to get more people involved and like i said and said plenty of times before i do expect lamar to make another jump take another step forward this off season or this season in the passing game just getting it those back shoulder throws throws down the sideline getting more guys involved throwing outside the numbers still throwing inside the numbers throwing everywhere on that field i expect the passing game to just expand i expect it to grow um and i expect that would take the ravens offense to another level and that's exactly where it needs to be taken to another level


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Good morning. Good evening and good afternoon based on the location where you're located. So yeah, hi So my name is Sumat and I'm here to present you on the topic of container security automation with Ansible so Currently I'm working with Ansible team as a senior software engineer and basically I'm part of Ansible content team where I directly contribute in Ansible security and the network team as well. So as you can see I have listed out on my github and IRC handle, which is J-U-S-T-G-I-S And I have also listed on my mail as well So at any point of time you guys have any query post this session as well with respect to container security Automation with Ansible. You can just ping me up Okay, so moving on on the agenda Okay, so the agenda for today is First one is understanding continuous security concept and This will basically tell us how and where it is important with respect to container security and how we used to Check for security and compliance and hardening of that. The second goes about tells you Using the scans using the Ansible automation platform The third one is understanding terminology Which is basically used for identifying the vulnerability and which is most commonly used in the current scenario and Again, then we'll talk about all automating vulnerability analysis of Docker containers And then we'll go about discuss the schedule scan using Ansible automation platform Which actually internally uses Ansible tower and then we'll go about discuss To fire integrity checks hostable monitoring and various compliance initiative so yep, so First one is understanding security concepts so as you well know that one of the key approaches to immerse out of DevOps is the idea of Continuous and immutable infrastructure It actually means that every time there there needs to be a runtime change and the application of quotes or configuration the containers are built to deploy and existing running ones are torn down and that actually allows for predictability resilience and It simplifies deployment choices at runtime and there is no surprise that many operation teams are already moving towards it also With that comes the question of when these container basically should be tested for security and compliance So and that point at that point it is like on the so by embracing the process of Continuous security and scanning and monitoring you can actually go ahead and automate the variety of work load and work Those were dr. Containers throws at you so here the best practices that we can see is like First one is ensure that there are no availability in your container. So the first one is basic so the second one is Every time you deploy on production system The image should be re-scan for any vulnerability that is that might have got crept in and third one is the Every time you do a rebuild you don't do a patch. You just do a rebuild instead and How answer well in an answerable automation platform can help here is like there are plenty of security tools that are available currently in the market, which actually Can be automated using ansible and ansible can ansible is all the news tools and needs to automate all those products And that can internally help in document a new security and scanning images So as as you see our first one is automating volume it is kind of like eco security and anchor and It can actually help in enabling programming Programmatic scanning and it can also help in automating runtime production tools to ensure images don't change during runtime Okay, so Now we can move to the next slide Okay, so as you know continuous security scanning requires us to manage In a software like answerable automation platform It actually most of the discussion with most of the discussed tool here can be used for scanning and maintaining a benchmark for security We should be we should think about the entire process as an incident response and threat detection workflow as well So how ansible security automation initiative helps here is like it helps you in prepare prepare the tool for automation it can actually help and detection in a detection analysis It can also help in containment eradication and recovery and at the end it can also help in post incident activity as well So before going and discussing about the Each an individual tool. I'll just be going through the basic and Understanding in terminology for which is being used currently for identifying the vulnerability So basically as a part of our preparation it may be useful to get familiar with the Like the following terms that are listed there. So First one is cv, which is common vulnerability and exposure. So basically it's a list of records where each container and Each containing an identification number and a description at least one public reference for the publicly known cyber security vulnerabilities, so the other one is All which is open vulnerability and assessment language It is actually an international information security community standard to promote open and publicly available security content The third one is CW which is a common weakness and enumeration And it's also a category system for software weaknesses and vulnerability and it's it's a sustained community project with the goals of understanding flaws in software and Creating automated tools that can be used to identify and fix the prev in those flaws And the very last one is NVD. So basically it's national vulnerability database And it is a US government database, which is Which takes care of vulnerability management database and it's available in Available to public in XML format. So going through the topic of Discussion here you'll get to like I'll be using CVs most often because that is how most often we categorize the Issues that we find in container security world. So moving on So as you can see, there are many different ways of evaluating the security of containers as containers are everywhere At this point of time There are very various tools and techniques that are available to perform scans and assist the docker containers and the environment. So These are the tools that I'll be discussing during the presentation and I'll be going through each of these tools individually as well. And I'll also have a demo prepared So at this point, I understand that I'll have to switch between the tabs So I'll stop sharing and reshare again. So bear with me for that So, yeah, so first one is docker bench and as I told you so this would I would Go in detail for this individual tool as well in upcoming slides But yeah, just to give a basic idea that what is docker tool a docker benches It's basically a share a security shell script, which actually performs checks Based on the CS which is a center for information security and The second one is clear. So Claire is also a tool to perform static vulnerability analysis based on the CV database so CV is the thing that we discussed in the last slide and Accuracy can anchor these are two tools that perform variety of docker and cubanities or security Things but I'll be discussing over a few of the things that I wanted to bring about in this particular presentation So yeah, I was a can anchor a platform to perform security evaluation and make runtime policy decisions and The part of aquasic is aquasectry 3v And it's basically a simple and comprehensive vulnerability image scanner for containers and the lastly We have OS query. So it actually doesn't Fit in the container side world because it actually goes ahead and check for the OS related thing in your inside your container So actually if you think it is an analytics to do the ideas, which is host intrusion detection system type of activities So yep, I'll be discussing and going over these tools Individually and upcoming sites. So first one is the docker bench. So I hope you guys are able to see the screen Yana, can you confirm? Yes, we can see Cool, thanks. Thanks for the confirmation. Okay, so the first one is the docker bench And it's the docker bench for security as I told you it's a basically basically a shell script that checks for dozens of common best practices around deploying docker containers introduction and the tests here are all automated and Is inspired by CIS docker benchmarks where CIS is Center for Information Security So as you see I have listed down what all checks docker bench reforms and It's basically host configuration your docker demon configuration and files docker container images Docker runtime and docker security operation and docker swarm configuration. So Before like going to the presentation part So I have like recorded a demo for this particular tool, but I wanted to cover Claire as well because if I'll be switching between the slides I think it will take a bit of time and I wanted to cover during Allocated time the entire presentation so Before going to the presentation, I'll discuss the Claire tool as well and post that I'll be going through the demo recording of docker bench So yeah, so the other tool that I wanted to discuss is Claire it's basically open source project and it is used for static analysis of vulnerability and it is a static analysis Against containers and it can help and helps by checking with the existing vulnerability database so Claire actually may maintains a vulnerability database and Based on that a database actually the player is kind of performs the scan on the docker images and throws you the result with all the required CVs and Severity level information. So yeah more details about this Claire scan can easily be found over the GitHub repo of Claire because it's an open source project so everything is available on GitHub and now it is part of it's a part of core OS and It is now part of quay as well So yeah, it actually uses a clear API index to their for the container images and it checks for known vulnerabilities and Claire scanner is a tool that can actually trigger and help in Getting through the clear database and give you the exact result So for Claire, I have just Focused on the playbook and it's playbook run. So as you see on the left hand side I have the entire playbook for Claire scanner and as you see the name of the playbook is scanning containers using Claire scanner and host have kept us as local host because As you see local host I'll run this particular answer will playbook on my local box So because of that, I've kept it as local host and let's suppose if somebody wants to check for a docker container And inside that so they can just give the inventory details here and they can just run it Here I am making gather fax as falls because I'm not bothered about collecting the answer variables on his information Become is yes, but I'm doing it because I wanted to escalate privileges to pseudo level So I'm using two variables as also one is image to scan the second one is Claire server Here I'll be trying to scan. Sorry Here I'll try to scan the debian sID image and I'll I've already have a setup ready with the clear server So this particular playbook talks about only The Claire scanner so Claire server you need to set up the Claire server before you go ahead and run the Claire scanner So this particular playbook only talks about the Claire scanner So yeah, Claire server setup is at this particular location. So what I do is I am using answer module get URL and Command body. So get URL is doing the Claire scanner So as you see by the name it is suggesting that downloading and setting up the Claire scanner library primary. Sorry So from this particular GitHub repo, it is trying to download it and move to the destination folder I'm making the execution privileges as set and now with the Claire scanner command I'm trying to run the Claire scanner on the image of debian sID So and this will particularly put adjacent format and then I'm registering the output and then downloading the report locally And on the left hand side, if you see I am counting the result so if you see my image name is a debian sID and unapproved CVs are all the CV that I've founded and the vulnerability that are available in this So as you see for both Docker Bench and Claire is used for your image based It can actually check on image based vulnerabilities and first one is Docker Bench and it is actually a Docker product and Claire is an open source project which is held by the community and actually is a static tools It's not a dynamic tool because it has a database set on the non-valuability and on the basis of that It actually goes ahead and fire the CLS Claire scanner which on particular Docker image and gets you the result So all these tools that I'm talking about currently can easily be part of the CI system I can actually help in Docker process compliance and Docker security compliance and it's hardening So yeah, so let me just stop the sharing and share the Docker Bench Demo just hold on Now I'll be sharing the entire screen. I think Because I wanted to share Okay, I hope you guys are able to see the entire screen now. Yes, we can see this screen Okay Cool, so this is the recording demo So I'll be going a live demo for anchor but rest of the demo are recorded So this is the Docker Bench demo. So as you see, I'm creating a Docker Bench playbook and Here again, I'm using host as local host because I'm running on My local box and here become is yes because I want to escalate the true pseudo privileges And here I'm making gather fax is true because I wanted to gather ansible a daytime variable which I'm using here So first one first task is download and download the document security. It is also Available on your GitHub profile as it's part of Docker. So I'm transferring the content to destination and then I'm trying to running I run the actual Docker shell script. So I'm trying to change the directory here and Then I'll be going through the command Dot Docker and I'm trying to run the shell script and transfer the output log Then I'm trying to download the report locally and then I'm transferring the report location to the user Okay so I think before Starting before firing the playbook. I just wanted to show you guys that currently I'm using ansible version 294 which is kind of latest because ansible 297, I think is already there and I'm using currently 294. So here goes the play run so as you see currently it is gathering facts and Download and document security since it's already downloaded is not showing changed as true So now it is running document security scan It is taking a bit of time because I have like close to five images already in my box. So it is taking comparatively How's the time so yeah, as you can see the reports can run scan completed And now the report is generated and I'm just throwing out to the user that where your particular report is located so now if I'll open the particular log you must see all the Return output that docker-bends gives you and all those is depending on your All those result basically. Okay. Sorry Yeah, so The configuration that you the log that gives is related on on this all this point Who's configuration your docker-demon configuration and files your docker enterprise configurations So as you see, there are n number of results and it's logged as a pass one info and one So only the one condition is should be checked properly Otherwise you can skip and you can also filter out the results. So as I told you so this is standing for almost five images So it is quite long. Otherwise for one particular image You will get a shorter way result, but it will have all the details with respect to the docker-bench Categories So yeah, I think I can stop it because this will go ahead and Take through all those So as you can see container runtime docker swarm configuration So yeah, so based on the log you can also filter out the result based on the images that you provide So at this point, I'll just close it and go back to the presentation Sorry guys for switching back and forth Because I wanted to show you the demo and so I have to share the entire screen Okay, I hope you guys are able to see the screen again cool It's my day night Everything is working. Cool So I Have finished till Claire. Okay. So schedule scans Why schedule scan is important because Security is a continuous process, right? So it is a kind of loop of planning doing starting and acting. It's kind of The thing that I've depicted is the deming circle. It's actually depicts the same So because if you are not doing it again and again at any point Things might go wrong and things might go south and you'll be able you'll not be able to Like catch those of things and you'll be in trouble. So continue security Is required from that prospectus and because of that schedule scan helps and using answer the automation platform offering like answerable tower You can schedule scan and get to the result every time you want it and at the time you want it. So That is how it helps so let me So, yeah, this is the tool or platform compliance that I wanted to talk about so basically anchor Anchor region is an open source project which actually provides a centralized service for inspection analysis and certification of container images it also has a restful APIs and Why is anchor CLI you can actually go ahead and perform the scans the anchor engineers provided is a Docker container image as well the which can actually be run as a standalone with an orchestration platform and It can actually Help in high-level operations like policy evaluation operations your image operations your policy operations Your registry operations your subscription ops operations and system operations So quite a few operations, but yeah, it's anchor and aqua security is kind of compliance tool which actually takes care of much more Things that I'm talking about here since this particular topic is only allowing around container security So I will be dealing only with continuous security work So yeah, and the second one that I wanted to talk about is a car security trivy and it actually is a very useful tool and it can actually be very easily implemented into your CI system because it is Very simple and it's just that you need to download the aqua security trivy tool from that is here a security GitHub repo and then it is very easy to use because it says that TV is a CLI Come on and you give it the image and you just run it You'll be able to see that okay your TV performs the analysis and give you the result in a JSON format and so it can actually be a Used in your depth of copper pipeline So like your CI CD pipeline and it actually helps and supports multiple formats as well So at this point again, I'll stop sharing and go back to the demo section because I want you to demo the anchor one through Ansible Tower Okay, so before going through the demo content on the playbook. I'll just want to Give you give you guys a heads up that all the playbook that I am showing in this particular presentation is Already checked in and ansible security demo content and under playbook. You will see there are Platforms available and these are the platform of discussion. You can just go ahead and check for the playbook and try it yourself Okay, so first one is anchor server because before firing the ansible CLI scanner I have to set up the server. So as I think like Close to my timeline. So I'll just skip it because this is a server setup based on the conflict file and then Comes the anchor CLI scan so if you see the CLI scan actually it is trying to scan the image of Docker Debian latest and it is using Ansible wars and Your ansible is set up on the sorry anchor CLI set up on this anchor server is set up on this local host 8284 and default username and password is admin and foobar and This I'll try to run through ansible tower. Let me just log into it So yeah, why I'm using tower is like because I wanted to demo the schedule scan part because it's very important to Schedule the scan for every time you run it every time you want to check for a particular image or if you want to If you have a certain Container image that is being modified So yeah, the first one is project how I am setting the anchors can project is like I am giving us Anchors scan project and I'm getting the git repo where it will fetch the playbook from Then I'm giving the inventory details inventory in this case would be the my would be my AWS instance because Here it is when to system. That's why you're seeing your public IP and the private IPs with respect to AWS instance, you need to provide your credential as well because When you try to log in through console, right? You give the pen pin file credentials, right? The key. That's how you give in The same you do it in your tower as well. So here I'm giving anchor create machine Type is machine and my username is Ubuntu and then I'm giving the file Then I'm creating the template from the same thing and this is my anchors scan template and if you see I'm using all those details and Here is the fun part is like I can create a schedule and based on the schedule. It'll run This particular template every time it has this particular condition Fulfilled so as you see I have schedule all the things and these are the occurrences It will happen in during the entire 21 and it has given for March, right? So fair been March. So I'll just fire on-demand scan because Even to ask you have scheduled it. Sometimes you might need an on-demand scan. So let's just launch it Hopefully it works Yeah, it's job is still running and now it's running and as you can see it's gathering facts first So anchor scan is using the same Anger CLI playbook. So as you see installing anchor CLI It should turn out as changed balls because anger CLI might have already been installed because I have run it a couple of times showing Successful, but I'm not able to browse through the section. Why? Fun for a live demo Okay, let me run it again. So I have done that again. Hopefully this time I am able to see the result Okay, so I am closing on my finish time. So I'll just try to finish everything bit quickly now So as you see it is trying to add image for analysis And then it is waiting on the analysis to complete and here is your result and if you click on it You get the Jason output for it with all the details for a CVs and your package name Severity and let's suppose if there is a fix that is available. Yeah, it will tell you the fix as well so this is how your anchor CLI works and If I'll run the triv scan as well, and this is that particular demo. So if you see This playbook is very short because as as I told you trivy is Very lightweight tool and you just need to install the trivy tool And then the comma you using the command module and just trying to fire the trivy command with on this goal line image So if I'll run this playbook It's giving me all the details of my package name What is there with the severity at medium level and the package name is lip crypto 101 and the second Package that is having a severity of medium is Livers cell 101 So this I am filtering from the result. So Just kind of shut it off because I wanted to give time for me as well 12 minutes you have still so just not Okay Okay, cool. Thanks. Yeah, no again going back to the presentation. I hope you guys can still this you still see the screen and yes So the last part that I wanted to discuss the bird is like OS Security and compliance check based on the OS level So while this may not eliminate the case for a purpose where it Oh, she intrusion detection system But in many cases we can execute the same kind of security task Using the tools which is available Like OS query, which is which was actually developed by Facebook and now it has been open source So how it can help it can actually go ahead and check for file harsh is your network connection and your list of running processes since It can actually if you think that way it can actually act as a lightweight host based into intrusion detection system So I have not included the demo for OS carry I think that can be considered as a to-do for from if you guys are interested and You can go ahead and look for always query. It's an open source tool And you can just create a ansible paper to run this particular tool It's very easy and let's suppose if you have any difficulty in finding that I'll just Post the always query playbook as well in the demo content and some security. So, yeah, so OS query Is this it's Is an operating system instrumentation framework which was designed actually by Facebook and basically written in C++ or blah, blah so and it actually supports multiple platforms like Windows Linux Mac OS and other operating system as well And it actually performs a low level activities such as running processes kernel configuration your network connection and filing degree checks and it also helps in performing centralized monitoring and security management solutions as well So it's sometimes also described as SQL powered operating system instrumentation monitoring and analytics So yeah, now coming to the most important part of the presentation is the call for action so Yeah, so as you guys all know that containers are rapidly changing the world of developers and its operation teams and By leveraging our knowledge of using ansible and for scripting the play by play commands or by using the ansible integrated modules With a cross security anchor and OS very tools we can measure analyze and benchmark a container for security This also allows us to build end-to-end automatic process for securing scanning and remediating the containers So at this very point, I just want to call out to you guys that okay we at Ansible security are actually looking on to the use cases and You guys can help us to fulfill those use cases and complete those use cases by giving your inputs and thoughts that how Ansible can how Ansible you see as a better fit for continuous security world and For now, I have demoed through Ansible modules like Ansible core engine modules But in future, we are talking with the vendors like a car security anchor stack rocks and prismaclau twist lock and new vector and more So we are talking with these vendors to come up with the integration plan. So like you see for With Docker, we have a particular Ansible module like right the Docker image the Docker container module the same way You will have the modules for a car security anchor and other platforms as well so that will actually help in getting the integration going and so at this point the answer would also love to partner with all the Container security vendors which can actually help in automation opportunities So if you want to get in touch with us, we have IRC handles of and hashtag Ansible security Ansible devil and Ansible communities and We have also offered our Initiative Ansible security automation initiative on Ansible.com and you can check out the ebooks that are already present for the automation security initiative so yep and or as I told you already that all the demo contents and playbooks are already available on this particular GitHub link you can just browse through the particular link and get to all the playbooks and Yes, I think This was the last part of the discussion and thanks a lot for joining in and hope you guys have got something from the container security world and I'm open for questions time and If just the question to answer whenever you have the question now, it's a right time to ask in the Q&A Section, there's actually one question to me to you from the chat Jan was asking if you have some published playbooks roles that are to make setting up their server And I can see one question from Pavel What do you think so meet about the integration of Claire? Yeah, other scanners with egg docker Repositories like harbour Say a power I haven't used harbour, but I think so So you are asking about the integration of Claire and other scanners With talk repositories like harbour. So I am I have not used harbour that well So I might not be the best person to look into that or answer to that particular question But definitely I'll check on that and probably If you can let me know your IRC handle or let me know how I can reach you I can just let you know with the session