To generate the mongodb-creds secret, we would need to create the following resources:• A Secret resource – This is a standard Kubernetes Secret resource containing
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Installing external secrets with Terraform – Securing and Testing Your CI/CD Pipeline
Let’s configure our local repository to install the external secrets manifest. To do so, copy the application manifest and app.tf file using the following commands:$
Installing External Secrets Operator – Securing and Testing Your CI/CD Pipeline
External Secrets Operator is available as a Helm chart, and Argo CD supports it. A Helm chart is a collection of preconfigured Kubernetes resources (such
Creating a Secret in Google Cloud Secret Manager – Securing and Testing Your CI/CD Pipeline
Let’s create a secret called external-secrets, where we will pass the MongoDB credentials in JSON format. To do so, run the following command: $ echo
Managing secrets – Securing and Testing Your CI/CD Pipeline
Software always requires access to sensitive information such as user data, credentials, Open Authorization (OAuth) tokens, passwords, and other information known as secrets. Developingand managing
Installing Anchore Grype – Securing and Testing Your CI/CD Pipeline
As we want to implement vulnerability scanning within our CI pipelines, let’s modify the mdo-posts repository we created in Chapter 11. Let’s clone the repository
Revisiting the Blog Application – Securing and Testing Your CI/CD Pipeline
As we already discussed the Blog App in the last chapter, let’s look at the services and their interactions again in the following diagram: Figure
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CI/CD pipelines are one of the essential features of modern DevOps, and they orchestrate all processes and combine all tools to deliver better software faster,