By Gologic with the collaboration of Alexandre Couëdelo. DevSecOps is a process of applying security best practices to the code and infrastructure as it goes through your development environment and deployment process/pipeline. We often talk about shift left security to describe this approach because most of the security validation is added early
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline as code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline as code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline-as-code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: Checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then deploy the
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This series of articles explores various tools for executing pipeline as code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: check out GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests and then
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This series of articles explores various tools for executing pipeline-as-code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: check out GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then deploy the application
by Benjamin Lallement, DevOps and member of the collective Gologic. Goals Series This article series aims to explore the different tools for doing pipeline-as-code and deployment. The goal for each article remains the same: Checkout GIT source code, compile a JAVA project with Maven, run the tests then deploy the
