CONTAINERISED PROGRAMMING

Containerised computing processes are generated by an orchestration processor interpreting user commands and user profile data to build a deployment specification specifying functions to be run by a containerised process, using a shell script run on a host virtualisation container. External events such as security threats and computing resource overloads can be used to generate the virtualised process, allowing vulnerability detection, and apply countermeasures such as deployment or migration of containers during attacks to lesser prone infrastructure, and allows the orchestration of non-container tools to provide security and resilience.