“Artifacts” are the byproducts generated via your Continuous Integration (CI) pipelines during the build process. These artifacts are compiled code (binaries) or packaged in the shape of a container image that is ready to be deployed to a server.
Welcome back to the CI/CD security series, where we continue to unravel the complexities and nuances of securing continuous integration and continuous delivery pipelines.
A deployment pipeline handles (automatically or semi-automatically) the process of configuring an environment such that a new version of an application is released.
The continuous integration security (CI) pipeline is central to the software delivery system, yet it represents a security hotspot with multiple attack vectors.
The version control software GIT is at the heart of most software supply chain, with a key role in deployment processes.
Are you struggling to grasp the intricacies of DevSecOps CI/CD pipelines? Seeking comprehensive insights on how to balance speed and security in your software development journey? Look no further.
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