Gordon Beeming

In the modern world where it feels like every sentence has a Dev⭐Ops word in it, 1 that is probably used more than most is DevSecOps. 
When teams focus on DevSecOps they make sure to integrate security into every phase of development, this includes scanning for vulnerabilities as soon as possible.

This videos shows you briefly how you can use Snyk to scan your terraform templates for vulnerabilities from your CLI as well as part of every commit pushed to GitHub. 

In this video we'll take a look at connecting to Cloudflare with terraform to fully automate a full (strict) SSL/TLS encryption mode setup

We'll also cover setting up a basic nginx server which we'll use to validate that our setup is working as expected.

In this video we'll take a look at Managing GitHub secrets using terraform as well as federated identities from GitHub into Azure.

You should only be storing secrets if you absolutely need to, in this demo although we are only accessing storage accounts the change from a storage connection string to Azure Federated Identity means that we can access any of resource the identity has access too using RBAC which is a much better overall approach.

In this video we'll take a look at how to build some basic Azure infrastructure using Terraform.

Are you tired of your average planning tools? Take a look at what you could be using if you switched to GitHub Projects and Issues 😉

Ever wondered why some commits show verified and others don't? Take a look at how you can make sure all your commits are verified. Commands from this video are available in this gist https://gist.github.com/DevStarOps/6c88482ecd632ba04d68d9e15590b4a2

This is a Quick GitHub Tip on Moving Repos to GitHub from Azure DevOps

This is a Quick GitHub Tip on Profile Readmes