Scanning images, filesystems and IaC with Trivy
One scanner for container images, dependencies, Terraform and secrets: install it, read its output, and fail a build on the right things.
9 posts tagged “Tooling”.
One scanner for container images, dependencies, Terraform and secrets: install it, read its output, and fail a build on the right things.
Install Syft, scan an image or a directory, choose an output format, and wire it into CI so every build produces one.
cdxgen reads your lockfiles and build system rather than the finished image. How to run it, and when that difference matters.
Install it, point it at a cluster, and learn the handful of keys that replace most of the kubectl you type.
A pre-commit hook that blocks AWS access key IDs, a commit-msg hook that enforces Conventional Commits, and Husky so a fresh clone arms them by itself.
The six Keep a Changelog categories, why the Unreleased section is the part that makes it work, and what to automate.
Generate a key, make a CSR, inspect a certificate, debug a TLS handshake, and convert between the formats that keep breaking.
Install kubectl, then start a local cluster with Minikube or Kind and check that it answers.
Upload a file to a Civo object store with s3cmd, then hand out a link that works for exactly one hour and then stops.