Using Ansible to deploy packages from Cloudsmith
A quick example of building an Ansible playbook to deploy a package from a private Cloudsmith repository.
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Running Codefresh Auto-scaling Pipelines on Amazon EKS
Learn how to cut 85% of the maintenance costs of running builds on your own infrastructure using Codefresh Runner on Kubernetes. We'll solve complex compliance requirements, optimize caching and speed, and access resources behind the firewall.
Announcing Native Support for Kubernetes Secrets in Codefresh Pipelines
Secret management has been one of the most challenging areas when it comes to application deployments. Especially in the era of containers and dynamic services that come and go all the time, secret storage and rotation is more important than ever. Today we release our brand-new secret management integration that allows you to use Kubernetes secrets and configmaps straight into Codefresh pipelines in the easiest way possible.
Helm Chart Security Mitigation: Talking Back to CVEs in ChartCenter
If your Helm charts could talk, what would they say to potential users? Would they boast of the power in the Kubernetes apps they deploy? Would they warn of their dangers? Would they offer advice? In JFrog’s new ChartCenter, a community repository of publicly available Helm charts, that’s exactly what they’ll do. ChartCenter reveals to users what known risks lie within the container images deployed by every Helm chart.
Get The Most Of Your .NET Builds With JFrog Artifactory
Give your DotNet ecosystem the full power of DevOps. The JFrog Platform covers the full application lifecycle of .NET builds from developer fingertips through distribution to consumers while covering application security, vulnerability analysis and artifact flow control. In this webinar will see how you can configure your .NET builds, so that they take full advantage of JFrog Platform for managing the lifecycle of your .NET artifacts.
SwampUP Leap: Splunk's DevOps and CI/CD Journey With JFrog
At swampUP2020 we were delighted to have a keynote interview with Splunk CTO & SVP Tim Tully. In this fireside chat Tim talks at length about how Splunk has evolved over the last two decades, and how he is driving technical innovation to equip customers far beyond log analytics.
Deploy packages from a Cloudsmith repository with Ansible
Ansible is an open source continuous configuration automation (CCA) tool. You can use it to automate the management of the configuration of host systems. For example: installing and configuring applications, services, security policies; or to perform a wide variety of other administration and configuration tasks.
Track JFrog Platform Performance with Datadog Analytics
Faithful operation of your JFrog Platform can be best assured by tracking usage data of Artifactory and Xray. With insights gained through real-time observability and log analytics, you can boost the efficiency of your DevOps pipeline and keep your software releases running joyfully. Datadog is a SaaS-based data analytics platform that is a popularly used monitoring service for cloud-scale applications.
Shifting Security Left with Prisma Cloud and Codefresh
The move to DevOps, high-frequency deployments and containerization has introduced two new asset classes along with the opportunities to significantly improve the security posture of applications throughout the CI/CD pipeline. These new assets are templates in order to deploy infrastructure and applications, defined as code. The second of these asset classes are the container images which contain the packages, code, and binaries for a specific application. However, more often than not security is an afterthought, bolted on and addressed at runtime.
CI/CD Detection Engineering: Splunk's Security Content, Part 1
It's been a while since I've had the opportunity to take a break, come up for air, and write a blog for some of the amazing work the Splunk Threat Research team has done. We have kept busy by shipping new detections under security-content (via Splunk ES Content Update and our API). Also, we have improved the Attack Range project to allow us to test detections described as test unit files.