DevSecOps: bringing security into your pipelines
Too often, security shows up at the end of a project, once it's too late. DevSecOps brings it in from the start and at every stage of the pipeline: that's the shift left principle.
Too often, security shows up at the end of a project, once it's too late. DevSecOps brings it in from the start and at every stage of the pipeline: that's the shift left principle.
Provisioning your infrastructure by hand doesn't scale and isn't reproducible. Terraform describes your infrastructure as declarative code that is versionable and repeatable.
A good CI/CD pipeline turns every git push into a tested, deploy-ready artifact. GitHub Actions lets you do this straight from your repository, with no server to manage.
Running Kubernetes locally is one thing; operating it in production is another. Here are 7 practices we apply consistently on our clusters.
Docker is often the first building block you meet in DevOps. It packages an application with all its dependencies into a portable unit: the container. In this article, we start from scratch and run our first containerized app.