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| Chiseled Ubuntu for .NET is a game-changing technology that delivers the best advantages of Distroless containers with Ubuntu's reliability and ease of use. | ||||||
| Chiseled Ubuntu for .NET is Canonical's minimal container technology that delivers the best advantages of Distroless containers with Ubuntu's reliability and ease of use. | ||||||
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| Reliable and secure .NET applications with Ubuntu containers. Reduce memory footprint, lower subscription and network costs, and get faster start-up times. Open source and backed by Canonical security, stability, and quality assurance. | ||||||
| Reliable and security-maintained .NET applications with Ubuntu containers. Reduce memory footprint, lower subscription and network costs, and get faster start-up times. Open source and backed by Canonical security, stability, and quality assurance. | ||||||
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| Chiseled Ubuntu is inspired by the Distroless concept - providing ultra-small OCI images with only your application and its runtime dependencies, and no other operating system-level packages or libraries. This makes them lightweight, secure, and efficient. | ||||||
| Chiseled Ubuntu is inspired by the Distroless concept – providing ultra-small OCI-compliant images with only your application and its runtime dependencies, and no other operating system-level packages or libraries. This makes them lightweight, secure, and efficient. | ||||||
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| There’s an infinite number of slices of the Ubuntu distribution. You can chisel Ubuntu for your exact needs, or rely on our set of pre-built chiseled Ubuntu runtime images. | ||||||
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| Reduces the attack surface of chiseled Ubuntu images, so they’re less vulnerable, need fewer security updates, and your users have less downtime. | ||||||
| Ultra-small image size reduces the attack surface of chiseled Ubuntu images, so they're less vulnerable, need fewer security updates, and your users have less downtime. | ||||||
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| Meaning, no apt or bash in the final image removes entire classes of attack, fully disarming potential attackers. | ||||||
| No package manager and no shell meaning, no apt or bash in the final image removes entire classes of attack, fully disarming potential attackers. | ||||||
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| No package manager and no shell meaning, no apt or bash in the final image removes entire classes of attack, fully disarming potential attackers. | |
| The absence of a package manager and a shell (no apt or bash in the final image) removes entire classes of attack and fully disarms potential attackers. |
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Subject/verb agreement is off (“times means” → “times mean”). Also, the claim “always up-to-date” doesn’t logically follow from “faster transfer times” and feels mismatched with the new “CI/CD efficiency” heading; consider rewording to describe concrete CI/CD benefits (e.g., quicker pulls/deployments, reduced pipeline time).
| <p>Faster transfer times means applications are always up-to-date and ready to handle the increased traffic and workload.</p> | |
| <p>Faster transfer times mean quicker image pulls and deployments, reducing CI/CD pipeline time and helping applications keep pace with demand.</p> |
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Spelling is inconsistent with the earlier copy that used “data centre”. Pick one locale (en-GB vs en-US) for this page and keep it consistent (e.g., “data centres” if using en-GB).
| Open source your full stack – clouds, servers, data centers, apps and more – all with support from Canonical. | |
| Open source your full stack – clouds, servers, data centres, apps and more – all with support from Canonical. |
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Typographic apostrophes are used elsewhere on the page (e.g., “There’s”), but this line uses a straight apostrophe ("they're"). For consistency in rendered copy, use a consistent apostrophe style across the page (either all curly or all straight).