Well, we have another great week of contributions from the community. I've got a jumbo-sized update this week. So let's dive into the posts on subjects like GitHub Actions, service hooks, git, monitoring, and more.
As developers progress along the software delivery lifecycle there's a need to ensure that security scans can be automated. By implementing products like WhiteSource you can automatically detect, prioritize, and remediate your open source security vulnerabilities.
Welcome back to the news, I'm your anchor Jay Gordon. This week we bring you all the top picks from the DevOps community. This week we have posts from some of our regular contributors and some new friends. This week brings posts on Personal Access Tokens, CI/CD for Angular, Landing Zones, and more.
On this week's AzureFunBytes Episode 57, Securing Azure, I welcome Tanya Janca from We Hack Purple to give an overview of security basics within Azure!
Secretless application development strives to solve some important problems, like preventing your credentials from being leaked. If you are seeing connection strings, usernames or passwords in log files, you're adding to your risk profile.
Auditing is important in any environment and solution, to get a view on who is doing what, typically from a compliance or governance perspective. In most scenarios, the solution allows you to store auditing to a logfile. The downside is that nobody is really watching over the logs, until something goes wrong.
Auditing is enabled by default ...
There's plenty of DevOps content by our community to share. We have posts on Terraform, Data Platform automation, and even some GitHub Actions goodness.