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\textenglish{
\noindent Today, more and more people rely on IaaS
(Infrastructure-as-a-Service) services over a traditional on-premise
infrastructure to provide computational support to applications, services and
business processes. This is due to the fact that the costs of an organization
or business are reduced, since there is no need for an upfront investment on
the purchase of equipment. Also, the operational cost of using IaaS services is
based on flexible billing models according to the usage (of the offered
infrastructure resources). In addition, it is possible to scale the offered
remote infrastructure, depending on the needs of the organization and the
current workload of the services and applications to be supported. In this way,
the responsibility for the equipment and its maintenance is transferred to
third parties, while at the same time a new trust model is introduced between
the user/organization and the cloud provider. The increased interest shown by
enterprises when in comes to virtualization technologies (which are a key
foundation of IaaS services) in conjunction with the rapid rise in popularity
of container technologies such as Docker, has in turn begun to drive the
adoption of the microservices architecture for application development. An
architecture based on virtualization technologies for hosting applications in
cloud infrastructures and container technologies for partitioning their
functions into a set of containers and thus, providing an appropriate level of
performance and scalability \cite{awsMicroservices}. However, such applications
remain vulnerable to security issues that may be tied to the cloud and/or the
\noindent Today, more and more people rely on IaaS (Infrastructure as a
Service) services over a traditional on-premise infrastructure to provide
computational support to applications, services and business processes. This is
due to the fact that the costs of an organization or business are reduced,
since there is no need for an upfront investment on the purchase of equipment.
Also, the operational cost of using IaaS services is based on flexible billing
models according to the usage (of the offered infrastructure resources). In
addition, it is possible to scale the offered remote infrastructure, depending
on the needs of the organization and the current workload of the services and
applications to be supported. In this way, the responsibility for the equipment
and its maintenance is transferred to third parties, while at the same time a
new trust model is introduced between the user/organization and the cloud
provider. The increased interest shown by enterprises when in comes to
virtualization technologies (which are a key foundation of IaaS services) in
conjunction with the rapid rise in popularity of container technologies such as
Docker, has in turn begun to drive the adoption of the microservices
architecture for application development. An architecture based on
virtualization technologies for hosting applications in cloud infrastructures
and container technologies for partitioning their functions into a set of
containers and thus, providing an appropriate level of performance and
scalability \cite{awsMicroservices}. However, such applications remain
vulnerable to security issues that may be tied to the cloud and/or the
technologies on which it is based.
}