Sort of. You are missing the ephemeral of containers, which has a net security advantage. Ephemeral containers mean that its harder for an attacker to obtain persistence, and easier to cycle out and swap bad containers than it is to patching servers.
I would argue that container orchestration infrastructure is objectively more secure than plain old servers;
I get where you are coming from, but this tech is solving real problems, the cool aid is good
I would argue that container orchestration infrastructure is objectively more secure than plain old servers; I get where you are coming from, but this tech is solving real problems, the cool aid is good